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Crime Victims Bill of Rights

To be treated with dignity and compassion by the criminal justice system.
To be informed about the criminal justice system.
To be free from intimidation.
To have inconveniences associated with participation in the criminal justice process minimized.
To make at least one telephone call which is reasonable in both length and location called.
To medical assistance, if it appears necessary.
To be notified if presence in court is not needed.
To be informed about available remedies, financial assistance and social services;
To be compensated for losses when possible.
To be provided a secure waiting area during court proceedings.
To be advised of case progress and final disposition.
To the prompt return of property when no longer needed.
To submit a written statement about the crime to a representative of the prosecutor’s office prior to the prosecutor’s final decision regarding the filing of a formal criminal charge
To address the Judge at sentencing concerning the impact of the crime.
To be notified of parole eligibility and release.