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Trump's claim that the death penalty deters crime is unfounded and has been debunked by research.

Criminals refusing court attendance for sentencing may face two additional years and loss of privileges under new reforms.

Alameda County DA Pamela Price has been recalled, marking a significant change in local crime policies amid a growing focus on victims' rights.

Rick Jackson's book critiques the clemency decision for a convicted murderer, arguing for better transparency and victim involvement in such processes.

Los Angeles County agrees to a historic $4 billion settlement for child sex abuse victims, addressing decades of systemic neglect.

New Zealand's Prime Minister Luxon apologized for decades of abuse in state care affecting Maori, Pasifika children, and disabled individuals.

Former students of Mountain View School District won $48 million for being sexually abused by a teacher due to the district's negligence.

CNN and MSNBC faced criticism for not covering Patty Morin's emotional speech on her daughter's murder by an illegal immigrant.

The Metropolitan police failed to investigate a predatory officer and instead spread false claims about his victim's mental health.

The Metropolitan Police's handling of sexual offence complaints against Mohamed Al Fayed raises serious concerns about their commitment to addressing abuse victims' claims.

David Gutierrez's family seeks justice for his death, calling for adult consequences for a 13-year-old suspect despite California law prohibiting adult charges for that age.

A mother seeks legal reform after not being informed of her child's murderer's confession, highlighting victims' rights issues.

The public inquiry into the Omagh bombing reexamines the tragic event and its impact on victims and society.

The UK government is set to repeal the controversial Legacy Act, addressing inquests and civil actions related to the Troubles.

The Conservative government's response to a national inquiry on child sexual abuse was criticized as inadequate and insubstantial.

Government response to IICSA recommendations accelerated post-Elon Musk controversy, highlighting a reactive rather than proactive approach to child sexual abuse reforms.

Welby's leadership failed to properly address the Church's historical sexual abuse scandals, particularly those involving John Smyth.

Darius Paduch sentenced to life for sexually abusing male patients over a decade, including minors, at prestigious hospitals.

Archbishop Justin Welby resigned due to outrage over the Church of England's handling of abuse scandals and to protect its interests.

Keir Starmer expresses serious concerns about the handling of abuse allegations within the Church, supporting victims but leaving church leadership accountability unaddressed.