Part I. The role of the victim in criminal justice supranational inputs and fundamental issues

• Victims statute within Directive 2012/29/EU

  Silvia Allegrezza

  págs. 3-19

  

• Victims protection in the case law of the European Court of Justice and the European Court of Human Rights

  Mitja Gialuz

  págs. 21-31

  

• The Lanzarote and Istanbul Conventions: an overall picture

  Stefania Martelli

  págs. 33-45

  

• Victims in international criminal justice

  Chantal Meloni

  págs. 47-63

  

• The victim as a witness

  Giulio Illuminati

  págs. 65-80

  

Part II. Victim's position within the european criminal justice systems

• Victims participation in french criminal proceedings current status and future perspectives in view of Directive 2012/29/EU

  Mathieu Jacquelin

  págs. 83-99

  

• The Italian system for the protection of victims of crime: analysis and prospects

  Guido Todaro

  págs. 101-117

  

• Victim's rights in Spain within the new draft for a legal statute for victims in criminal proceedings

  Juan Burgos Ladrón de Guevara

  págs. 119-125

  

• Victim's rights to participate in the process and acusation particular in Spain

  Ángel Tinoco Pastrana

  págs. 127-136

  

Part III. Minimum standards in the EU Directive and national models : a comparative analysis

III. Section 1. Restorative justice

• Restorative justice in France: status artis and future perspectives

  Marc Toullier

  págs. 139-152

  

• Restorative justice experiment within the Italian judicial system

  Martina Cagossi

  págs. 153-162

  

• Restorative justice in Spain

  Mar Jimeno Bulnes

  págs. 163-180

  

• Comparative remarks

  Michele Caianiello

  págs. 181-187

  

III. Section 2. Gender-based violence

• The French measures for the protection of victims of domestic violence

  Julie Alix

  págs. 189-202

  

• Victims of domestic violence in the Italian judicial system

  Silvia Allegrezza, Stefania Martelli

  págs. 203-215

  

• Gender violence and criminal justice in Spain

  Carmen Requejo Conde

  págs. 217-230

  

• Comparative remarks

  Luca Lupária

  págs. 231-238

  

III. Section 3. Victims particularly vulnerable

• Victims with special needs (namely children) in French legal system

  Sabrina Delattre

  págs. 239-249

  

• Protection of particularly vulnerable victims in the Italian criminal process

  Hervé Belluta

  págs. 251-265

  

• Children victims of sexual assault and abuse in view of the Spanish penal reform

  Antonia Monge Fernández

  págs. 267-281

  

• Comparative remarks

  Raphaële Parizot

  págs. 283-287

  

III. Section 4. Victims' compensation

• Crime victims' compensation in France

  Isabelle Sadowski

  págs. 289-302

  

• Compensation of damage from crime in the Italian system compared with European constraints

  Marco Scoletta

  págs. 303-318

  

• Compensation of victims in the Spanish criminal procedure

  Ana Ochoa Casteleiro

  págs. 319-327

  

• Comparative remarks

  Juan Burgos Ladrón de Guevara

  págs. 329-332

  

Conclusions

• Which good practices in the field of victim protection?

  Luca Lupária (pr.), Raphaële Parizot (pr.)

  págs. 333-342