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Oneida County Silhouette Event to Raise Awareness of Crime Victims’ Rights
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, in partnership with the Tri-County Council on Domestic Violence and & Sexual Assault and Oneida County District Attorney Jillian Pfeifer, is raising awareness about the rights available to crime victims in Wisconsin through a compelling display of silhouettes at the Oneida County Courthouse.
Kewaunee County Silhouette Event to Raise Awareness of Crime Victims’ Rights
Kewaunee, WI - Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, in partnership with the Violence Intervention Project and Kewaunee County District Attorney Andrew P. Naze, is raising awareness about the rights available to crime victims in Wisconsin through a compelling display of silhouettes at the Kewaunee County Courthouse. The display is available to view from today through June 14.
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin Leads Effort to “Go Purple” for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
Landmarks across Wisconsin will be lit in purple lights joining in the national commemoration of victims’ rights as state recognizes four years of Marsy’s Law in action
Marsy’s Law for Florida Lights Florida Landmarks Purple for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
TALLAHASSEE – Next week, in recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), April 21 – 27, Marsy’s Law for Florida is lighting Florida landmarks purple to raise awareness of the importance of crime victims’ rights and to ensure Floridians are aware of the crime victims’ rights and protections available to them under Marsy’s Law for Florida.
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, Wisconsin Department of Justice Host 3rd Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Conference
Kim Goldman of the O.J Simpson trial and Misty Carausu, subject of Netflix series “American Nightmare” to be among presenters.
Madison, WI - Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Department of Justice today kick off the 3rd Annual Crime Victims’ Rights Conference.
Crime Victim Advocates Celebrate Fourth Anniversary of Marsy's Law Ratification Vote
Madison, WI – This week marks a significant milestone in the advancement of victims' rights in the Badger State – the fourth anniversary of the enactment of the crime victims’ rights constitutional amendment known as Marsy's Law. The amendment was overwhelmingly approved during the April 7, 2020 spring election with 75 percent of voters, amounting to 1.1 million Wisconsin residents, in support.