courts made victims sit in the public gallery just to exposing them to abuse and intimidation from the defendants family and friends. Finalyy whitehead (200) found that 9% of the victims had to wait for quiet long hours just to give their evidence in court also 40 % of vict8ims not asked to give any evidence despite when they were in court trial according to the study ( ).the government recent legislation and polices have actually attemped to take vvictims needs into account before and during trial. Witness service which they give victims support at court for pre trial. It was extended from Crown Courts to cover all magistrates courts in England and Wales in 2002. The youth justice and criminal evidence act 1999 introduced a range of measures for vulenerable victims and witneses when giving evidence in court . when they go into court room defendant and witneses can not each other under this legislation victims/witnesses had chance to give their evidence as video recorded rather than giving it live in court. Goodey 2005:161 argues that the youth justice and criminal evidence act 1999 measures do nothing to address the fundemantal issue of the traumatic experience of cross examination for victims, birch 2000 agrees additionally arguing that the Act is based around the view that conditions can only be made better for victims by making them worse for defendandts. Birch found that the measures for vulenerable witnesses had not been fully implrmented nationwide and that the police and the