Recognizing Survivors During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
National Crime Victims Rights Week is almost upon us! Marsy's Law for Wisconsin is looking forward t [...]
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Crime Victims Share Stories for National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
In preparation for National Crime Victims Rights Week (NCVRW), April 8 - 14, we spent a few days fil [...]
Looking Forward to Important Events During National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
National Crime Victims' Rights Week is just around the corner and the Marsy's Law for Wisconsin team [...]
Burke and Ashe Counties Support Strengthening Victimsâ Rights
Western North Carolina Counties, Burke, and Ashe, recently voted in favor of strengthening victimsâ [...]
Marsy’s Law for Florida Sails Through CRC With Support of Top Leaders
The last two weeks have been awesome for Marsyâs Law for Florida as we received the support of som [...]
Stepping Into Spring With A Great Start
We can't believe that it's already Spring in Wisconsin! The last couple months have flown by, and th [...]
“How Do I Protect Myself and My Family?” – Leesa Sparks Wants to Change a System That Neglected Her
For a long time, Leesa Sparks didnât want to be called by her given first name. She went by Rhae, [...]
Victims’ Rights Takes Center Stage in April – NCVRW 2018
Every year, organizations around the country honor crime victims during a week of observance under t [...]
Bipartisan Support on Campus in North Carolina
Unlike many partisan issues that politicians spar over in legislative environments, victimsâ right [...]
Welcome New Members of the Wisconsin Legislature
This week, the Marsy's Law for Wisconsin team would like to welcome several new members to the Wisco [...]
“You Are Forced to Be Invisible” – Kelly Vierling Fights to Fix a System that Mistreats Victims and their Families
Kelly Vierling, a Stillwater native, says she never had any doubts or concerns about the criminal ju [...]
Numbers Tell a Sad Story in Major North Carolina City
Reports from North Carolinaâs largest city, Charlotte, show mixed progress for victims of crime. [...]
Marsyâs Law is named after Marsalee âMarsyâ 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.