Appendix A

Experts from the Field who Contributed to New Directions

Authors of Background Papers

Richard Barajas, J.D., Chief Justice, Eighth District Court of Appeals, El
Paso, Texas (Judicial Response to Crime Victims)

Gordon Bazemore, Ph.D., Florida Atlantic University, Fort Lauderdale,
Florida (Restorative Justice Principles)

David Beatty, J.D., Director of Public Policy, National Victim Center,
Arlington, Virginia (State and Federal Victims' Bills of Rights, with Susan
Howley)

Lawrence Bergmann, Ph.D., Post Trauma Resources, Columbia, South Carolina
(Workplace Violence and Corporate Responsibility)

Wanda Lavandel Bincer, M.D., Madison, Wisconsin (Support Groups as a Victim
Service, with Janice Lord & Melissa Ehrke)

Mary Boland, J.D., Attorney at Law, Darien, Illinois (Sexual Assault)

Howard Davidson, J.D., ABA Center on Children and the Law, American Bar
Association, Washington, D.C. (Rights of Child Victims)

Rev. David Delaplane, The Spiritual Dimension in Victims Services,
Englewood, Colorado (Clergy Response to Crime Victims)

Christine Edmunds, Criminal Justice and Victim Services Consultant,
Washington, D.C. (Prosecutors' Response to Crime Victims)

Lucy Friedman, Ph.D., Executive Director, Victim Services Inc., New York,
New York (Victim Activism, with Peter Neville and Susan Tucker)

Millie Green, New Llano, Louisiana (Victims of Drunk Driving Crashes, with
Janice Lord and Robert Shearhouse)

Barbara Hart, J.D., Legal Director, Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic
Violence, Reading, Pennsylvania (Domestic Violence Issues, with Jacqueline
St. Joan)

Gwen Holden, Consultant, former Executive Vice President of the National
Criminal Justice Association, Washington, D.C. (Stalking Laws and Issues)

Susan Howley, J.D., Assistant Director, Legislative Services, National
Victim Center, Arlington, Virginia (State and Federal Victims' Bills of
Right, with David Beatty)

Norma Johnson, M.S., Los Angeles City Attorney Victim Assistance Program,
Los Angeles, California (Survivors of Homicide Victims)

Dean Kilpatrick, Ph.D., Director, National Crime Victims Research and
Treatment Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South
Carolina (Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims)

Janet Loflin Lee, C.S.W, Victims Services, New York, New York (Elder Abuse)

Janice Harris Lord, M.S.S.W., Consultant for Victimssues, Mothers Against
Drunk Driving, Irving, Texas (Support Groups as a Victim Service and
Victims of Drunk Driving Crashes, with

Millie Green and Robert Shearhouse)

Brett Macgargle, South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice; former
Statewide Director of Victim Services, South Carolina Department of
Probation, Parole and Pardon Services, Columbia, South Carolina (Victim
Services in Probation and Parole)

Karen McLaughlin, Senior Policy Analyst, Education Development Center,
Inc., Newton, Massachusetts (Hate and Bias Crimes)

Mary Morgan, J.D., retired Judge of the Municipal Court, San Francisco,
California (Judicial Response to Crime Victims)

Peter Neville, Program Assistant, Victim Services, Inc., New York, New York
(Victim Activism, with Lucy Friedman and Susan Tucker)

Brian Ogawa, D.Min., Director, Crime Victimsstitute, Attorney Generalffice,
Austin, Texas (Multicultural Issues in Crime Victim Assistance)

Helen Rodriguez-Trias, M.D., F.A.A.P., Consultant in Health Programming,
Brookdale, California (Health Care Response to Crime Victims)

Anne Seymour, Public Safety Consultant, Washington, D.C. (Rights of Victims
of Juvenile Offenders, Crime Victims and Corrections, Role of the Media in
Victim Services)

Robert Shearhouse, J.D., Director, Public Policy, Mothers Against Drunk
Driving, Irving, Texas (Victims of Drunk Driving Crashes, with Millie Green
and Janice Harris Lord)

Jacqueline St. Joan, J.D., Domestic Violence Consultant, Denver, Colorado
(Domestic Violence Issues, with Barbara Hart)

John Stein, J.D., Deputy Director, National Organization for Victim
Assistance, Washington, D.C. (Constitutional Amendments)

Susan Tucker, J.D., Director of Policy and Research Development, Victim
Services Inc., New York, New York (Victim Activism, with Lucy Friedman and
Peter Neville)

Robert C. Wells, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynco,
Georgia (Law Enforcement Response to Crime Victims)

Debra Whitcomb, Senior Scientist, Education Development Center, Inc.,
Newton, Massachusetts (Child Abuse and Exploitation)

Marlene Young, Ph.D., J.D., Executive Director, National Organization for
Victim Assistance, Washington, D.C. (Victim Assistance, First Response to
Victimization, International Issues)

Reviewers

Gail Abarbanel, L.C.S.W., Director, Rape Treatment Center, Santa
Monica-UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica, California (Mental Health,
Education)

Mary Achilles, Director of Victim Services, Pennsylvania Department of
Corrections (Corrections)

Diane Alexander, Director of Information Services and Resource Development,
National Victim Center, Arlington, Virginia (Victimsghts)

Clementine Barfield, Executive Director, Save Our Sons and Daughters,
Detroit, Michigan (Support Groups)

Jenny Belich, District Attorneyffice, Milwaukee, Wisconsin (Rights of
Juvenile Offenders)

Aurelia Sands Belle, M.Ed., Counselor/Instructor, Fayetteville State
University, Fayetteville, North Carolina (Multicultural Issues)

Connie Best, Ph.D., Associate Professor, National Crime Victims Research
and Treatment Center, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston,
South Carolina (Domestic Violence)

Tom Blomberg, Professor, Florida State University School of Criminology and
Criminal Justice, Tallahassee, Florida (Victim Assistance)

Steve Bunting, Executive Director, American Society of Law Enforcement
Trainers, Lewes, Delaware (Law Enforcement)

Minty Siu Chung, Policy Staff Attorney, AYUDA, Clinica Legal Latina,
Washington, D.C. (Domestic Violence)

Jack Collins, Victim Advocate, Wilmington, North Carolina (State and
Federal Victims Bills of Rights, State Constitutional Amendments, Mental
Health)

Rev. Bruce Cook, Jr., Atlanta, Georgia (Clergy Response to Crime Victims)

Teresa Contreras, M.S.W., California Department of Corrections, Sacramento,
California

(Multicultural Issues)

Jane Crisp, Certified Trauma Specialist and Training Consultant,
Greenville, South Carolina (Mental Health, Victim Assistance)

John Dawson, National Director, Field Advancement and Strategic Events,
Prison Fellowship Ministries, Reston, Virginia (Clergy Response to Crime
Victims)

Jeff Davis, retired law enforcement officer, Florida (Support Groups,
Mental Health)

Robert Davis, Ph.D. Senior Research Consultant, Victim Services, New York,
New York (State and Federal Victims Bills of Rights)

Robert Davis, National Reporter, USA Today, Rosslyn, Virginia (Role of the
Media in Victim Services)

Steve Derene, Program Manager, Office of Crime Victims Services, Attorney
Generalffice, Madison, Wisconsin (Victim Assistance)

Drew Diamond, Senior Research Associate, Police Executive Research Forum,
Tulsa, Oklahoma

(Law Enforcement)

Anita Armstrong Drummond, Consultant, Montgomery, Alabama (Victim
Assistance)

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