Abstract

MANTILLA OJEDA, Saida Lastenia  and  AVENDANO-PRIETO, Bertha Lucía. Juridical victimization, a view for the juristic system attention to victims that interpose a complaint. Rev. repub. [online]. 2020, n.29, pp.69-88.  Epub Feb 04, 2021. ISSN 1909-4450.  https://doi.org/10.21017/rev.repub.2020.v29.a87.

A definition for the successful treatment that some victims received from the legal system in their judicial operators was proposed; moreover, a qualitative type study of multiple cases was realized in order to analyze the experience lived by 18 victims of violence who filed the complaint. For the collection of information a interview was structured, which was validated by 11 experts, the agreement with the rWG index was established. The study of the answers was performed by the analysis of deductive content. Participants report feeling fear, frustration, intimidation, anxiety, sadness, discomfort and disrespect; additionally, indicate that the judicial operators indicated rejection, insensitivity, indifference, hostility and doubt about the victim's story, and when giving testimony of the facts considerations that there is absence of privacy guarantees. A definition of Judicial Victimization is presented, the findings indicated in general terms, a negative result from the perspective of the victims.

Keywords : (05.08.29) due process; (03.01.55) complaints; (03.05.55) victim; (03.04.43) victimization (source: Latin American criminal policy thesaurus -ILANUD). Judicial victimization.

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