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Lurigio, Arthur J. (1998). "Crime Victims' Satisfaction, Recovery, and Participation: A Review of Programs, Services, and Reforms" International Criminal Justice Review. 8: 95-104

This review essay examines the following books: Restorative Justice: International Perspectives, editedby B. Gallaway and J. Hudson; Third Parties: Victims and the Criminal Justice System by L. Sebba; and Victims in the Criminal Justice System by J. M. Wemmers.


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