Beatrix Campbell's 'Rape: The Truth'
In this society today, precincts can show a fictional picture of how much concern and care is put into conducting full investigations on sex crimes so that victims are getting Justice. Our precincts are failing to show justice to these victims, and overlooking things for many unlawful reasons. Someway, somehow someone has been assaulted and treated as if the tragedy never mattered. Instead of being treated as a person who has been violated, raped or assaulted, and needs to be taken care of by the law, the victims is being thrown to the side and not getting the answers that are deserved.
Beatrix Campbell has written how broken the Law really is when it comes to Rape and the truth behind it. Rape: the Truth was written by her as a calling for people to listen …show more content…
It’s not fair that our justice systems tries to make people think that they try their hardest and follow the law just by pushing for reports to be made on assaults. Why should victims feel the need to make a report if they don’t get enough respect, help or treated with care? Especially if the crime has not been reported as a crime. Not only has the reports been reported as not being a crime, but it sometimes doesn’t get passed to the police to be investigated. Campbell states, No one has correlated the victim’s stories with the record of the accused rapist. She states, “They have previous records of violent offenses and sexual attacks on women”. (Campbell, 2007, pg.18). The police are not going to tell a victim that there is no way your case is going to be reported and there are many more that has not even went on file from years ago. Nor will the police inform a victim even if the suspect has previous records of assault there still is a chance your case is going to be investigated. The victim’s needs to be told the truth instead of lied to, a broken, inconsiderate, broken and a lying Justice system. Catching criminals is what the police are supposed to and don't, ant the main
Beatrix Campbell has written how broken the Law really is when it comes to Rape and the truth behind it. Rape: the Truth was written by her as a calling for people to listen …show more content…
It’s not fair that our justice systems tries to make people think that they try their hardest and follow the law just by pushing for reports to be made on assaults. Why should victims feel the need to make a report if they don’t get enough respect, help or treated with care? Especially if the crime has not been reported as a crime. Not only has the reports been reported as not being a crime, but it sometimes doesn’t get passed to the police to be investigated. Campbell states, No one has correlated the victim’s stories with the record of the accused rapist. She states, “They have previous records of violent offenses and sexual attacks on women”. (Campbell, 2007, pg.18). The police are not going to tell a victim that there is no way your case is going to be reported and there are many more that has not even went on file from years ago. Nor will the police inform a victim even if the suspect has previous records of assault there still is a chance your case is going to be investigated. The victim’s needs to be told the truth instead of lied to, a broken, inconsiderate, broken and a lying Justice system. Catching criminals is what the police are supposed to and don't, ant the main