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New laws would get victims of crime more involved: Harper

Prime Minister Stephen Harper says a new bill will give victims of crime "meaningful participation" in their cases. Former hockey player and abuse-victim Sheldon Kennedy says he has seen progress in how victims are treated.

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Duration: 1m25s

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Create Date: 4/3/2014 3:45:00 PM

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