I guess that one is open to interpretation. Although I would say you can be a victim if something is only "done" to you once, (ie you are a victim if you are beaten up in a pub) whereas if you are victimised then "things are done" to you more than once. (ie a kid is beaten up every time he walks to school).
I guess Thur the lawyer will give you a more consice answer upon seeing this thread lol
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