Crime victim law is still an emerging area of law," said Doug Beloof, associate professor of law and executive director of the institute. "But with the passage of the federal Crime Victims' Rights Act, victim law is becoming more and more part of the fabric of the criminal justice system and attorneys, judges, and advocates need to be aware of it." "This year's conference is designed to show how just one case, just one law, or just one person can make a difference for crime victims and change the culture of the criminal justice system
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