SERIAL KILLERS AS VICTIMS: CAN THEY BE REFORMED?
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The research article emphasizes serial killers from the viewpoint of victimology. The article
studies victimization along with the psychoanalysis of the victims and offenders and their inter
relationship with the criminal justice system. The article is limited to the study of serial killers
in India. The article is contextualized with the analysis of serial killers as the victims of their
past and the case studies on serial killers specifically in India. The article further introspects
the failure of the criminal justice system of India in dealing with such matters and emphasizes
the requirement of the criminal justice system to adequately equip itself to deal with such cases
leading to proper dissemination of justice.
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