According to the Assistentialist School, what is a victim? Anyone who is in a position of greater vulnerability to a certain type of violence. A ...

According to the Assistentialist School, what is a victim?


Anyone who is in a position of greater vulnerability to a certain type of violence.
A natural fact inherent in the conduct itself.
The definition of crimes and penalties depends exclusively on the severity of the conduct and the injury.
The penalty and criminal law replace private revenge, which generated great conflicts in society.
A habit acquired, a response to real situations that the subject learns from contact with values, attitudes, and criminal conduct patterns in the course of processes of interaction with their peers.