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As a victim of crime if you feel that your case has not been handled appropriately you have the right to request a review of your case with a Police Victims' Right to Review (VRR).
Are you an adult victim of child sexual abuse who believes they were denied justice previously? The Child Sexual Abuse Review Panel (CSARP) may be the answer.
The Wakefield District Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
The Kirklees District Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
The Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
The Calderdale Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
The Leeds District Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
The Bradford District Anti-social Behaviour Review process allows repeat victims of anti-social behaviour (ASB) to have a greater say in how their complaints are handled - allowing those who have made three separate complaints about anti-social behaviour in the last six months to have their cases reviewed.
West Yorkshire Police is supporting the new Code of Practice for Victims of Crime which aims to improve victims' contact with the criminal justice agency, by providing them with the support and information they need.
If you are unhappy with the way your complaint has been dealt with you may be able to appeal against the outcome. You can do this on this page.
The following sets out what you can expect from the Criminal Justice System as a victim of crime.
Plain text/accessible version of the Reporting Rape and Serious Sexual Offences to the Police - Useful Information for Victims document - available here as a down
Cyberstalking and harassment can be extremely frightening, it can lead the victim into greater physical danger when combined with 'real world' stalking.