Marsy’s Law for Kentucky in Frankfort
This week, Marsy’s Law for Kentucky and members of the Marsy’s Law for All team were in Frankfort for a variety of legislative meetings, including critical meetings with leadership, as we seek to continue forging…
Do You Have A Story?
We’re just over ten months to Election Day, and Marsy’s Law for Montana is really gaining stream. Already dozens of local elected officials and legislators have thrown their weight behind our initiative campaign and are helping spread…
Marsy’s Law for Hawaii Scores For Victims’ Rights
Marsy’s Law for Hawaii on Saturday took its message of seeking equal rights for crime victims to Kaneohe on the island of Oahu, where nearly 1,000 supporters of victims and victim survivors gathered for the…
Marsy’s Law Advocates For Equal Rights – North Dakota
Kathleen Leinen, (2016, January 11). Marsy’s Law Advocates For Equal Rights. Retrieved from The Daily News. An initiated constitutional measure is expected to be on the November ballot asking North Dakotans to extend the same…
What is Marsy’s Law for North Dakota?
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota was recently approved to be circulated for signatures. With enough support from North Dakota voters, this constitutional measure will be on the November 2016 ballot. Which all begs the question:…
Stacy Evensen Joins Marsy’s Law for Hawaii as State Director
Marsy’s Law for Hawaii is happy to announce Stacy Evensen has joined our team as State Director. With her wealth of experience in executive management, legislative advocacy, community outreach and education, Stacy will be leading…
Montana State Director Chuck Denowh Interviewed on Voices of Montana
Marsy’s Law for Montana State Director Chuck Denowh was a featured guest on the Voices of Montana radio program recently. In the interview Denowh emphasized that Marsy’s Law was about empowering victims of crime by…
On The Road In Kentucky
Happy New Year from Marsy’s Law for Kentucky! We are only a handful of days into what’s sure to be an exciting year, as our 2016 legislative session opened yesterday. Work is underway to complete…
Help Pass Marsy’s Law In Hawaii
The 2016 legislative session opens on January 20. Marsy’s Law for Hawaii and other victim advocates across the state are working to encourage lawmakers to pass a Victims’ Bill of Rights to ensure that victims…
Marsy’s Law for Montana Will Empower Crime Victims
Rep. Tom Berry, (2015, December 30). Marsy’s Law for Montana Will Empower Crime Victims. Retrieved from Missoulian. On Dec. 30, 2000, my son was murdered by a drug dealer. The pain of that tragedy has diminished…
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota Ready to Gather Signatures
Marsy’s Law for North Dakota has taken its next step, with ballot language approved for circulation. The Secretary of State’s Office gave its approval on December 22. Signature gathering will begin in January, with 26,904…
Marsy’s Law for South Dakota Validated and Certified by Secretary of State
Our campaign to strengthen and expand rights for crime victims in South Dakota continues to gain momentum. On December 22nd, the Secretary of State validated and certified our petition signatures which qualifies our amendment to…
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.