id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentences	flesch	summary	cache	txt
work_n2oy4hmqpfd4zmoz7e5rutst24	SarahS. Grace	The sex offender and the criminal justice system	1984	14	.pdf	application/pdf	6581	571	62	Whilst the focus is predominantly on 'victims' (usually female) and people suspected or charged with sexual ofending (usually male) within the criminal justice system in England and Wales the concerns considerations in attrition.3 We agree that these are sensitive and important considerations.4 The concern here however, is the potential wrongful conviction and miscarriages of justice regarding those suspected of or charged with a sexual ofence. is currently being potentially undermined regarding sexual ofending and the outcome is miscarriages of justice and wrongful convictions. The threats to defendants' rights have already been articulated.15 Many individuals in the criminal justice system "frequently slip into talking of victims (in trials), investigation, and an incomplete investigation is a threat to the whole process of justice".21 The above criticisms go against the wider sense of the presumption of innocence embodied in European human rights law in that "pre-trial procedures should The presumption of guilt and a climate of unquestioning belief in accusers' narratives are not conined to England, Wales, and the criminal justice system.	./cache/work_n2oy4hmqpfd4zmoz7e5rutst24.pdf	./txt/work_n2oy4hmqpfd4zmoz7e5rutst24.txt