Think of yourself as a member of the public who is concerned about victims in the criminal justice system. Write a letter to your Member of Parliament explaining your concerns about the experience that victims have in the criminal justice system. When doing this you must draw on the documents provided for TMA 03 contained below. Learning outcomes These are the module learning outcomes assessed by TMA 03. Remember, at this stage of your learning journey, you are working towards achieving these: Demonstrate an ability to select, identify and evaluate theory and evidence from a variety of sources on issues relevant to crime, victimisation and criminalisation Demonstrate an ability to access, select and share information relevant to crime, victimisation or criminalisation identified from a range of digital sources. Demonstrate current knowledge of the way institutions, policies and practices interact and influence understandings of crime and justice Accurately communicate information on theories of crime and criminalisation to academic or professional audiences Reflect on your increasing development as an independent learner through continued critical self-assessment Please use the below links to draw material for the letter: Criminal Justice Joint Inspection (2015) Meeting the needs of victims in the criminal justice system: A consolidated report by the criminal justice inspectorates Pp114. Available at: https://www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk/cjji/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2015/12/meeting-the-needs-of-victims-in-the-criminal-justice-system.pdf (Accessed 17 June 2019) Kelly, L (2000) A War Of Attrition: Recent Research on Rape, in Trouble and Strife, Issue 40, Winter 1999/2000. Available at: http://www.trouble.myzen.co.uk/?page_id=207 (Accessed 17 June 2019) The Guardian (2019) MPs call for inquiry into how family courts treat rape and abuse survivors: Letter to justice secretary calls for men who father through rape to be denied access rights. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2019/may/15/mps-call-for-inquiry-into-how-courts-treat-rape-domestic-abuse-victims (Accessed 17 June 2019)
