Charlotte Homicide Rate Growing – A Stark Reminder
Recent news reports from Charlotte, North Carolina’s largest city announced alarming news: violent crime in the city – specifically homicides – are on pace to reach a 25 year high. While overall violent crime numbers have remained flat,…
Marsy’s Law for Montana reaction to Montana Supreme Court Ruling
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 1, 2017 CONTACT Chuck Denowh: 406-239-5952 Marsy’s Law for Montana reaction to Montana Supreme Court Ruling (Helena, Mont.)—Marsy’s Law for Montana State Director Chuck Denowh issued the following statement in…
A Big Month With Growing Support
This has been a big month for Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, and our support across the state continues to grow! In case you missed it, last month we celebrated several important milestones as bipartisan legislation…
Chowan County Endorses Marsy’s Law NC
Chowan County’s commission, in Northeastern NC, voted unanimously this month in favor of a resolution to support legislation that will strengthen language in the state constitution giving crime victims an equal level of protections already given…
The World Embraces Las Vegas
This month marked a heartbreaking milestone for America, one that we hoped would never occur. As the country woke up to the worst mass shooting in the nation’s history, the world was in shock along with…
Meeting at the Mountain State Fair
At the end of every summer, the North Carolina Mountain State Fair just south of Asheville draws citizens from all over the region. This year, the Marsy’s Law for North Carolina team spent 10 days attending…
Watauga County Votes to Support Victims’ Rights
The Watauga County Commission voted unanimously this month in favor of a resolution to support Marsy’s Law in North Carolina – a law that will strengthen language in the state constitution giving crime victims an equal…
Harnett County First County Government to Formally Endorse Marsy’s Law for North Carolina
As part of the growing list of local communities in North Carolina announcing support for Marsy’s Law, Harnett County’s commissioners became the first county government to formally endorse Marsy’s Law for North Carolina. In a…
Mocksville Community Signs on in Support of Marsy’s Law for North Carolina
The Mocksville, North Carolina town council unanimously voted in favor of a resolution to support strengthening victims’ rights in North Carolina. The 5-0 vote was in favor of North Carolina legislation that will amend the state…
Marsy’s Law Across NC – #mlacrossnc
Marsy’s Law continues to crisscross North Carolina this summer, spreading the word about the campaign to strengthen victims’ rights in the state constitution. From Western NC mountain festivals to town council meetings in urban Mecklenburg County,…
Marsy’s Law for All Announces Florida Campaign to Provide Equal Rights for Crime Victims
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 28, 2017 CONTACT: Cory Tilley, CoreMessage (850) 222-3767, [email protected] Jennifer Fennell, CoreMessage (850) 597-0057, [email protected] Marsy’s Law for All Announces Florida Campaign to Provide Equal Rights for Crime Victims ~Victims’ Rights Advocates Introduce…
Sheriff Support Continues to Grow in Counties Across NC
The number of North Carolina sheriffs supporting Marsy’s Law legislation to strengthen victims rights in the state constitution continues to grow. So far, nearly a third of North Carolina sheriffs have endorsed Marsy’s Law victims’ rights…
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.