01231nam a2200217   45000010005000001000041000051010008000462000077000542100049001312150022001803000057002023300610002596060018008696060035008876060020009226060016009426060008009586060013009667000021009798520013010006013  a20010326d1981       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aRestitution to victims of personal and household crimesfAlan T. Harland  aWashingtoncU.S. Department of Justiced1981  aVII, 39 p.d28 cm  aApplication of victimization survey results project.  aHighlights of the findings. Restitution- an overview: definition; brief history; general use in the United States; formal restitution programs; the problem. Aims of the analysis: Six focal offenses; Questions addressed. The national crime survey. Data analysis and discussion: Type of loss; Gross amounts of loss; Recovery from insurance, police, and other sources; Net theft losses; Determining ability to pay; Victim characteristics. Extraneous limits on restitutive programming: Crime reporting behavior; Limiting effect of the criminal justice system. Appendix A - National crime survey questionnaire.  aDIREITO PENAL  aINDEMNIZAÇÃO À VÍTIMA   aVITIMIZAÇÃO  aINQUÉRITO  aEUA  aVÍTIMA  aHARLANDbAlan T.  j343.2HAR