Rep. Don Parsons Continues Work On Victims’ Rights With Marsy’s Law
Georgia State Representative Don Parsons (R-Marietta) is no stranger to standing up for victims’ rights. In 2009, Parsons introduced Georgia’s Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights which was passed and is now law in the state. However, even…
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota Endorsed by The State Sheriffs and Deputies Association
We are so proud to have earned the North Dakota Sheriffs & Deputies Association (NDSDA) unanimous endorsement! Since 1889, Sheriffs and Deputies have been serving North Dakota’s 53 counties and often see, firsthand, what victims and their…
Your North Dakota Team – Who’s Involved?
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota is led by a group of North Dakota citizens committed to giving victims the same considerations we afford defendants and criminals. Meet your team! Kathleen Wrigley, Chair, Bismarck Cassi Bernier,…
If We All Do A Little…
We were excited to announce last week that Marsy’s Law was the first initiated ballot question to officially make the General Election Ballot! Marsy’s Law will be described on the ballot as “Constitutional Amendment S.”…
Marsy’s Law for Georgia Receives Bipartisan Support
A bipartisan pair of Georgia legislators on Thursday officially got the ball rolling for Marsy’s Law for Georgia. State Reps. Don Parsons (R-Marietta) and Virgil Fludd (D-Tyrone) introduced the bill that would pave the wave…
Marsy’s Law Aims To Put Victims’ Rights In Constitution
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Feb. 1, 2016 Contact: Brian Robinson 770-533-2617 Marsy’s Law aims to put victims’ rights in constitution Rep. Don Parsons (R-Marietta) and Rep. Virgil Fludd (D-Tyrone) on Thursday introduced Marsy’s Law for Georgia…
Montana State Director Chuck Denowh On KULR-8 News
Marsy’s Law for Montana State Director Chuck Denowh was featured this week in a TV interview with Billings KULR-8 News. Said Denowh, “It’s important when there’s a conflict of rights that victims are on the same…
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota: A Goal We Can Achieve
This month alone we’ve been able to meet with the North Dakota Sheriffs Association, Police Chiefs, State’s Attorneys, Cass County Bar Association, Garrison city government, and MADD to discuss Marsy’s Law for North Dakota! Each…
Marsy’s Law for Montana Launches New Website
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2016 CONTACT: Chuck Denowh Email: [email protected] Marsy’s Law for Montana launches new website (Helena, Mont.)—Marsy’s Law for Montana, a ballot issue committee seeking to add a Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights…
Marsy’s Law is First Ballot Question to Officially Make Ballot
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Monday, January 25, 2016 Contact: Jason Glodt Cell Phone: 605.280.7767 Email: [email protected] Marsy’s Law is First Ballot Question to Officially Make Ballot Campaign Announces Hiring of Two New Staff Positions and…
Marsy’s Law for Georgia Receives Endorsement
Meetings with victim advocate groups in Georgia have echoed one refrain: “We’ve watched Marsy’s Law and were hoping it would come to Georgia.” Earlier this month, the Georgia Marsy’s Law team met with leaders of…
What Can You Do To Help Marsy’s Law for Montana?
Want to get involved but don’t know how? Here are three quick and easy things you can do today to help us pass Marsy’s Law for Montana: If you’ve been a victim of crime or…
Marsy’s Law is named after Marsalee “Marsy” Nicholas. Marsy was stalked and killed by her ex-boyfriend in 1983.
Dr. Nicholas has made it his mission to give victims and their families across the country constitutional protections.