Prosecutorial Accountability and Victims' Rights in Latin America
Michel, Veronica (John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Description
In some Latin American countries, private prosecution improves access to justice for victims of crime as well as human rights violations. By examining how citizens use this right to push states to hold perpetrators accountable, Verónica Michel highlights how the rule of law is shored up by individual legal struggles.
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