When the Victims' Compensation Fund was established following the
events of 9/11, it set off a series of debates on the logic of
compensation for victims of terrorist acts. Why do we generally
compensate for injuries, and how do injuries and deaths caused by
acts of terrorism differ from those caused by more ordinary means?
What criteria should we consider when determining compensation: the
financial need or deprivation or the survivors? the negligence of a
public or private entity? Professor Marshall Shapo delves into
these and other questions as he teases out the lines of the debate
to present a framework for future lawmakers faced with shaping
compensation programs for terrorist victims.
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