Write a Megan Kanka On 10-15 PowerPoint slides

Introduction

-This paragraph should introduce the reader to what you will address in the presentation.   

II.                The Facts of the Case (This should be a heading at the top of the slide)

   III.      Civil Actions (This should be the heading on a slide)

               -For this section, indicate if there were any civil actions brought by the victim or the families of the victim.  If there were none, indicate that. 

IV.              Crime Victim’s Rights (This should be the heading on the slide)

-Include crime victim rights – right to know information about the case, court dates, the right to give an impact statement, restitution, etc. 

        V.      Area of Victimology (Whatever it is, that should be your heading)

-This should be homicide and child sexual abuse. 

VI.              Preventing this Crime (This should be your heading on the slide)

VII.         Prevention & Awareness Efforts (This should be your heading on the slide)

This is a separate section from the Preventing This Crime above.  For this, read the questions and answer them.  

VIII.      Justice for the Victim (This should be your heading on the slide)

-Answer the questions in the rubric

IX.            Conclusion  (This should be the heading on the slide.)

Indicate the facts of the case and what happened to the crime victim(s).  Include whether there was an arrest, prosecution and what ultimately happened with the criminal case.  Did the victim or the family give a victim impact statement, and if so, do you believe it impacted the Court’s sentence?  Explain your answer.  

2. Indicate if there were any civil actions brought by the victim(s) or the families of the victim(s).    

3. What rights does the victim have?  What rights, if any, does the family of the victim have?  

4. Explain the area of victimology the case illustrates (elder abuse, child abuse, etc.).  What are some responses from victims of such crimes that are common?  Did the victim in this case exhibit any of these signs?  Address what you learned about this area of victimology and evidence of it in this case.     

5. Could this crime have been prevented?  If so, how?  If it involved ongoing abuse, what, if anything, could have been done to stop the abuse sooner? 

6. Address Prevention / Awareness Efforts that exist regarding this crime.  What else can be done to raise awareness and prevent this type of crime?  

7. In the end, was the victim in this case (or the victim’s family, if the victim was a homicide victim) made whole by the justice system, using the laws and tools available to serve crime victims?  Essentially, was there “justice” for the victim?