Victims and Victimology-

-Two Parts/ Questions 1- 5

Question 1 - Match the following:

During the sentencing phase of a criminal crime, this raises serious constitutional issues.	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
Allowed the use of videos in VIS	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
May promote the recovery of victims	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
For VIP as a method for dealing with drunk drivers	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
First known use of VIS in court	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
Addressed the use of VIS by stating that victims should have their views considered	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
Unhappy with the Court's decision in Payne	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence
Was reversed by Payne v. Tennessee	a.- MADD b. - Robert Wells c.- Justices Marshall and Blackmun d.- Kelly v. California e.- President's Task Force on Victims of Crime f.- James Rowland g.- Booth v. Maryland h.- Use of victim impact evidence

Question 2 - How do victim impact panels (VIPs) function and what are their purposes? Be Complete. A sentence or two will not suffice.

Question 3 - Who should submit the VIS statement if the victim is unable to? (provide three examples)

Question 4 - Explain the "doctrine of fundamental fairness." (Be complete. A sentence or two will not suffice)

Question 5 - Discuss the use of victim impact statements, particularly in trials where the death penalty or life imprisonment is an option. Focus on the due process issue that is in question in the use of these statements. Be complete. A sentence or two will not suffice.