Limit compensation claims by people who have committed a crime
When someone has been found guilty of committing a crime (either civil or criminal) they should not be able to claim subsequently for personal or financial compensation or injury from those they committed the act against whilst that act was taking place.
Assuming the victim acted with reasonable force (the judge will decide) in defending his/her self or property, the court should decree that the guilty party shall not make any further claim related to that case against the victim through any court or institution.
Why does this matter?
This will free up court time and send a clear message that crime does not (and will not be seen to) pay.
Suggested by CSense and tagged civil rights, human rights, justice. Comment. This will free up court time and send a clear message that crime does not (and will not be seen to) pay.
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