2.2 Classification of Crime Victims

The classification's menu (the exam's table): (1) the DIRECT vs INDIRECT (the sufferer vs the dependents-and-the family (the homicide's survivors)); (2) the PRIMARY vs SECONDARY (the crime's harm vs the system's re-harm (U1's layers)); (3) the Mendelsohn-VON HENTIG typologies (the victim's ROLE spectrum: the non-participating victim, the precipitative victim, the provocative... — the typologies' CAUTION (the blame's risk (the modern critique))); (4) the VULNERABLE categories (the children, the women, the elderly, the disabled, the minorities (the aggravated-protection faces)); (5) the OFFENCE-based (the violence's, the property's, the sexual's, the economic-fraud's victims); (6) the SPECIAL worlds (the trafficking's survivors, the domestic violence's victims (the intimate's complexity), the conflict victims (the TJ world (Unit 5)), the cyber victims (LAW 512's faces)); each class the LAW's different response (the special procedures, the protections, the funds).