41. About Us legal Aid of Western Mo such hearings; the right to reasonable with law enforcementand reliable answers to victim's questions, solutions to issues arising from http://www.kcpd.org/legalresources.html

Site Map About Us Patrols Departments ... Capital Improvements -Legal References- Training Notices Public Bids Page Alarms Admin. Do You Know About the State of Missouri Victims Services? Victims of a Violent Crime You may be eligable to receive compensation for loss of income, support, funeral expenses and reasonable medical, drug, and counseling expenses up to $25,000. For more Information Call Missouri Dept. of Labor and Industrial Relations Other Related Sites Victims of a Crime Hate Crime Information National Center for Victims of a Crime. NOVA- National Organization for Victims Assistance. ... Help Guide for Stalking Victims General Legal Search Engines Find Law The Law Runner The Virtual Chase Meta Index for Legal Research ... Katsuey’s Legal Gateway Kansas City Missouri and Area Cass County Prosecutor Victim Services Clay County Prosecutor Victim Services Jackson Coutny Prosecutor Victim Services Platte County Prosecutor Victim Services Other Legal Resources Kansas City Prosecutor Missouri Bar Referral K.C. Bar Referral

42. Victim's Rights - Gun Violence or survivor helps to facilitate the legal and healing 42 USC Section 10606(b), acrime victim in the has the following rights as described under Federal law http://www.jointogether.org/gv/help/survivors/what/what4/

Get Involved Strategies Legislative Action Center State Action Center ... Survivors Victims' Rights Understanding your rights as a victim or survivor helps to facilitate the legal and healing processes. There are a number of organizations, such as the National Organization for Victim Assistance, the National Victim Center and the Office for Victims of Crime, which work actively to ensure the rights of victims, witnesses, and survivors. Survivors and victim support/rights groups have been instrumental in helping to pass initiatives to protect victims' rights such as: The Victim and Witness Protection Act of 1982 The Victims of Crime Act of 1984 The United Nations Declaration on Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime and Abuse of Power in 1985 The Victims' Rights and Restitution Act and the Child Victims Bill of Rights of 1990 The Violence Against Women Act of 1994 In addition, according to the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights 42 U.S.C. Section 10606(b), a crime victim in the United States has the following rights as described under Federal Law: The right to be treated with fairness and with respect for the victim's dignity and privacy.

43. Resource Directory Advocacy Center assists with family law and benefits assists with housing, consumerand other civil issues. victim advocacy for individuals with legal cases in http://vinst.umdnj.edu/ssdir/servicedir.asp?service=7

44. Course Descriptions - Criminal Justice segments of the criminal justice system, victim assistance programs legal issues inlaw Enforcement statutory, judicial, and administrative law governing search http://www.uncc.edu/catalog/courses/cjus.html

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CJUS) Undergraduate Undergraduate/Available for Graduate Credit Graduate and Advanced Undergraduate Graduate Only Undergraduate CJUS 1100 Introduction to Criminal Justice. (C) (3) Components of the criminal justice system are reviewed and their interrelatedness assessed; law enforcement, corrections and courts discussed; studies of the functions of the system reviewed. ( Fall, Spring, Summer CJUS 2102. Ethics and the Criminal Justice System. (V) (3) The study of applied and professional ethics and ethical issues in the administration of justice. ( Fall, Spring CJUS 2120. Juvenile Justice. (3) Intensive analysis of the administration of juvenile justice within the United States. Particular emphasis on decision making and procedures of police, courts, and correctional agencies for juveniles. ( Fall, Spring CJUS 3100. Criminal Justice Theory. (3) Theory construction methods; tests of theories; criminological and criminal justice system theory. ( Fall, Spring CJUS 3101. Research Methods in Criminal Justice. (4) Prerequisite: junior standing and STAT 1222. Research designs, data collection and data analysis relevant to criminal justice. (

45. CMD: JUSTICE AND LEGAL RIGHTS administrative agencies and the courts on major issues impacting low Tim Belcher Ourmembers are progressive lawyers, law students, and legal workers. http://www.abilitymaine.org/cmdir/justice.html

CHANGING MAINE DIRECTORY DIRECTORY INDEX ABILITY MAINE HOME ROSC HOME JUSTICE AND LEGAL RIGHTS Addressing issues of law reform, civil rights, and the criminal justice system as well as insuring legal assistance. Building Alternatives 181 Brackett St. Portland, ME 04102 775-0105 Fax: 780-1701 Melanie Petrlik Innovative correctional education for youth held in the Maine Youth Center and those on juvenile probation. The program provides an alternative vocational education program, helps facilitate students' re-entry into society, and prepares youth for further employment. Civil Rights Team Project/Attorney General's Office State House Station 6 Augusta, ME 04333 626-8800 Fax: 287-3120 Debi Gray Supports over 150 Civil Rights teams at Maine high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools. Education in schools around racism, homophobia, and other civil rights/tolerance issues done primarily by students with faculty and community advisors. Contact for a list of teams and to organize new teams. Conservation Law FoundationSee Environment Criminal Justice ProgramMaine Council of Churches 15 Pleasant Ave.

46. Issues: Crime & Courts is not made public, unless national security issues are involved rights to sue forviolations of the law or of offenders make a joke out of the legal system and http://www.quinnell.us/society/issues/crime.html

T. Rex's Guide to Life American Society Issues Abuse of Women and Children Government should do everything possible to end the abuse of women and children. The enforcement of restraining orders should be a priority of the government. Abusers should face the maximum possible punishments and should receive life prison sentences for repeat offenses. Airplane Security Guns should not be allowed on airplanes, not even in the possession of pilots or marshals. Anyone whose job deals directly with national security should be a federal government employee. Alcohol Sales of alcohol should be legal in all states, cities and counties and the legal drinking age should be 16 with parental or judicial consent or 18 otherwise. American Bar Association Judicial Review The ABA should be reinstated as a filter for judicial nominees. Community Policing Police officers should live in the areas that they patrol as much as possible and should spend more time on the beat and less time in cars or in offices. This is one of the best ways to help alleviate crime, police brutality and mistrust of law enforcement. Community Rights Communities have the right to know when violent criminals move into their neighborhood, but they do not have the right to deny legally-obtained housing to criminals who have served their sentences.

47. Vision E-zine: A Focus On Victim Issues legal Line Services Provided legal advice and and training on sexual assault issues;advocacy; provices to sexual assault centers, law enforcement agencies http://www.oag.state.tx.us/victims/vision/resources.htm

Also in this issue: If you or someone you know is a victim of family violence, you can call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at (800) 799-SAFE (7233). For persons who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, TTY is available at (800) 787-3224. A SAFE PLACE: Victims Who Need to Escape A Message from Attorney General John Cornyn Legislative Update: New Laws Help Victims Domestic Violence Awareness Month Family Violence Statistics ... Killed in 2000 RESOURCES For Victims and Advocates Crisis Resources Children and Youth Family Violence Drunk Driving Homicide Survivors ... Sexual Assault Statewide Advocacy and Victim Assistance Organizations Organization: Childfind of America Services Provided: Conducts nationwide investigations and distributes posters to help locate runaway children or thos abducted by strangers or a parent. Materials (such as coloring books) are also offered. Only nationwide agency that helps parents who do not have full custody. Phone No.: Web site: www.childfindofamerica.org Hours : 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday-Friday, Voice mail on off hours with guaranteed response Organization: Child Help USA Services Provided: Crisis counseling on child abuse, suspected child abuse, adult survivors, and parenting. Prevention literature and information also available.

48. Vision E-zine: A Focus On Victim Issues legal Line Services Provided legal advice and and training on sexual assault issues;advocacy; provides to sexual assault centers, law enforcement agencies http://www.oag.state.tx.us/victims/vision0702/resources.htm

Also in this issue: You can contact the Office for Victims of Crime at (800) 331-0075. For persons who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, TTY is available at (800) 833-6885. To report fraud schemes related to Sept 11th attack, call (877) FTC-HELP. For persons who are deaf or hard-of-hearing, TTY/TDD 202-326-2502. A Message from Attorney General John Cornyn Cover Story: Federal, State Compensation Programs Help Victims of 9/11 Terrorism Other States' Compensation Programs Compensation Fund Regulations Announced ... Texas Innovative Victim Assistance Program RESOURCES For Victims and Advocates Crisis Resources Children and Youth Family Violence Drunk Driving Homicide Survivors ... Sexual Assault Statewide Advocacy and Victim Assistance Organizations Organization: Childfind of America Services Provided: Conducts nationwide investigations and distributes posters to help locate runaway children or those abducted by strangers or a parent. Materials (such as coloring books) are also offered. Only nationwide agency that helps parents who do not have full custody. Phone No.:

49. Victim Rights Endorsed the Constitution, saying a federal law is the Mr. Ashcroft said the legal systemproperly protects the grants to fund courtbased victim assistance programs. http://enquirer.com/editions/2002/05/16/loc_victim_rights.html

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50. WendyTech - Attorneys, Technology And The Future Of The Legal Profession - Artic Disputed issues in CALEA include whether wireless service find themselves pitted againstlaw enforcement It was satisfying to vindicate a victim's privacy rights http://www.wendytech.com/articlesquestforprivacy.htm

The Quest for Privacy National Law Journal - September 28, 1998 IT WAS AN interesting week for privacy rights advocates. People could learn more than they may have cared to know about President Clinton's personal life, as the independent counsel's report was published on the Internet, on CD-ROM and in print. But, last week, when it came to two issues that directly affect many high-tech companies and plain-old telephone users, there was heartening news for privacy advocates. On Sept. 17, the administration extended the right to export "strong" encryption products beyond financial institutions to other industries, including insurance companies and health organizations. The relaxation of controls on encryption software will help ensure the privacy of international electronic communications in some areas. The extension of the license to export strong encryption is a meaningful, if small, victory for the high-tech industrythe result of nearly six months of negotiations between industry leaders and Congress. Law enforcement, however, is concerned that criminals will be able to communicate electronically without fear of detection. The debate goes on.

51. Butler County Attorney Prepare wills, deeds or other legal documents for form to other appropriate agencies,including law enforcement, the IOVA works to address victim issues in Iowa http://www.butlercoiowa.org/atty.html

Welcome to Butler County, Iowa Home Years of Services Search Archives County Brochure ... Zoning Butler County Attorney Direct All Communication To: Butler County Courthouse P.O. Box 307 Allison, IA 50602 Fax: E-mail: attorney@butlercoiowa.org Greg Lievens, Attorney Martin Petersen, Assistant Attorney Wendy Dralle, Office Manager and Victim/Witness Coordinator Courthouse Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30-12:30 District Court is generally held on Tuesday Mornings Associate District Court is generally held on Wednesday mornings for criminal cases and in the afternoon for juvenile cases. Magistrate Court is generally held on Tuesday mornings Please call for an appointment when possible Your County Attorney Being A Witness Obtaining a Person's Criminal History Life or Meth: Your County Attorney is the legal advisor and chief law enforcement officer for your county. The County Attorney DOES Prosecute all violations of state criminal laws and county ordinances. Provide legal advice to the Board of Supervisors and county township officers concerning county matters.

52. Canada And The International Criminal Court rights of victims under national or international law. not staffed with people knowledgeablein gender issues. need to include staff with legal expertise on http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/foreign_policy/icc/gender_icc-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... About Us Gender and the ICC On July 17, 1998, 120 countries voted in favour of adopting the Rome Statute establishing the world's first permanent International Criminal Court (ICC). This document represents important advances in the prosecution of crimes of sexual violence, and gender-based crimes during armed conflict more generally, areas which have historically been underinvestigated and underprosecuted. Issues of gender relate to the ICC in many ways. Background Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Witnesses and Victims Staffing of the Court and Choice of Judges ... Related Links and Documents Background Early in the process of negotiating the Rome Statute, States and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) realized that the draft did not incorporate the lessons learned from the International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda on the creation of a gender-sensitive court. They therefore pressed for the incorporation of provisions in the Rome Statute that addressed the full range of gender-based crimes against humanity and war crimes. In addition, they examined how to ensure that victims and witnesses, including victims and witnesses of gender-based crimes, are treated in a manner that does not re-traumatize them. As well, they ensured that people with expertise on gender-based crimes and those with an understanding of the needs of victims or witnesses of such crimes will be included among the judges and staff of the ICC.

53. (CASA) Center Against Spouse Abuse - Know Your Rights! Legal Advocacy The legal system can be very lengthy, confusing and issues of visitation and supportmay be referred to the in all states after service by law enforcement. http://www.casa-stpete.org/rights.html

Email CASA PAGE AT A GLANCE: Criminal Court Civil Court Injunctions For Protection Documentation of Injuries Due to Domestic Abuse ... Pressing Charges Florida law defines domestic voiolence as any assault (threat or attempt to do bodily harm), battery (intentional, unlawful touching or striking) sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking (repeated, willful and malicious pattern of harassing or following), kidnapping or false imprisonment or any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death of one "family or household" member by another who is or was residing in the same single dwelling unit.. "Family or household" members include spouses, former spouses, those related by blood or marriage, those who are or were residing in the same single dwelling unit (including same sex relationships), as well as those who have a child in common regardless of whether they have ever resided together.. It is against the law to physically hurt another person, no matter how the two people are related. Every victim of domestic abuse has a right under the laws of this state to be protected. There are a number of legal steps victims can take to protect themselves from further abuse including calling the police and/or filing for an

54. Victim Witness Assistance a description of our rights under federal law. Trade Commission (on Identity Theftissues) (877.382.4357 Attorney General Offices, County legal Aid Associations http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/gan/victimwitness.htm

Victim Witness IMPORTANT! Dates and times on witness subpoenas are subject to change. If you have been subpoenaed to testify, please check with the contact person listed on your subpoena before traveling. Contact Information Jan Jones, Victim Witness Specialist Tel: 404.581.6102 E-mail: Jan.Jones@usdoj.gov Beth Dozier, Victim Witness Assistant Tel: 404.581.6041 E-mail: Beth.Dozier@usdoj.gov Toll Free: 1.888.431.1918 The Office for Victims of Crime, of the United States Department of Justice provides information on programs and resources for victims of crime. The following information has been prepared to help victims and witnesses deal with problems encountered as a result of the crime, and to better understand how the federal criminal justice system works. In addition, several of the brochures include resource information on community and national services, as well as a description of our rights under federal law. It provides access to information available to assist victims and witnesses of federal crimes. Victim Witness Assistance Brochures provide useful information on a variety of topics including information on your rights as a federal victim of crime, resources available, the role of the Victim Witness Assistance Program, and the federal criminal restitution process.

55. City Attorney For The Bullhead City Private legal matters must be handled by attorneys retained be reported through thelocal law enforcement agency to the victim and their issues, assisting the http://www.bullheadcity.com/citygov/city-attorney.asp

Home Tourism Relocation Government ... Search Your browser does not support script City Attorney Ron Ramsey provides legal counsel and advice to the City Council, staff, boards and City in litigation and adversarial proceedings. The Attorney is additionally responsible for drafting or reviewing all contracts, agreements, ordinances, and resolutions to ensure they adequately protect the legal interests of the City. The department is also responsible for the prosecution of all misdemeanor cases in Municipal Court , criminal appeals in the Superior Court, and representation of the City in forfeiture actions. Furthermore, staff provides support to crime victims in seeking restitution and offers assistance to deal with the criminal justice process. The City Attorney's Office and the City Prosecutor's Office can be reached at (928) 763-9400 and 763-0102. Faxes can be sent to the City Attorney's Office at (928) 763-4417 E-mail the City Attorney Ron Ramsey at cityatty@bullheadcity.com

56. Chapter Four Cases discusses numerous victims' rights case law issues which are own research, knowledgeof the law, and expertise for court is essentially rendering legal advice. http://www.voiceforvictims.org/chapter_four_cases.htm

This section discusses numerous victims' rights case law issues which are outlined in the annotations section. Also included are the copies of the cases sited in the annotations. Annotations Cases Annotations 6. Duty of court to impose restitution for benefit of crime victim. 7. Victims entitled to restitution. 9. Victim impact statements. Cases State v. Warner, 168 Ariz. 261, 812 P.2d 1079 (1990) Day v. Superior Court, Maricopa County, 170 Ariz. 215, 823 P.2d 82 ( App. Div. 1, 1991) Knapp v. Martone, 170 Ariz. 237, 823 P.2d 685 (1992) S.A. v. Superior Court, Maricopa County, 171 Ariz. 529, 831 P.2d 1297 (App. Div. 1, 1992) ... State ex rel. Napolitano v. Brown, — P.2d —, 297 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 5, 1999 WL 356436 (Ariz.) These materials are designed to help attorneys acting in a pro bono capacity on behalf of crime victims who seek to assist or protect their rights on expressed cases. Although the materials are carefully reviewed, and significant editorial enhancements have been provided by knowledgeable editors, in dealing with specific legal matters, attorneys should research and review original sources of authority. Neither Arizona Voice for Crime Victims, nor the Crime Victim Law Institute, make either express or implied warranties regarding the use of these materials. Each attorney must depend on his or her own research, knowledge of the law, and expertise in using or modifying these materials.

57. Legal Resource Library: Criminal Supreme Court Strikes Down Rape lawsuit law Congress did You Have An Automobile AccidentAvoid legal hassles by What Were the issues for Appeal in the Graham http://www.uslaw.com/library/area.tcl?area_id=9

58. Restitution, Compensation And Rehabilitation of the report addressing the main issues to be only binding instruments or softlaw as well conventions or other instruments; the legal difference between a http://www.hri.ca/fortherecord1999/vol1/restitution.htm

Restitution, Compensation and Rehabilitation Report of the Independent Expert In the early 1990s, the Sub-Commission appointed a special rapporteur to consider the right to restitution, compensation and rehabilitation of gross violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms and to prepare draft guidelines on this question. Between 1993 and 1997 three versions of basic principles and guidelines were prepared (see E/CN.4/Sub.2/1993/8, 2 July 1993, section IX; E/CN.4/Sub.2/1996/17, 24 May 1996; and E/CN.4/1997/104, 16 January 1997). At its 1998 session, the Commission adopted resolution 1998/43 in which it noted with interest the positive experience of countries that had established policies and adopted legislation on the question and called once more upon the international community to give due attention to the right to restitution, compensation and rehabilitation for victims of grave violations of human rights. In that same resolution, the Commission established the mandate of an independent expert to prepare a revised version of the draft basic principles and guidelines and to submit the revised daft to the Commission on Human Rights at its 1999 session, with a view to adoption by the General Assembly. Cherif Bassiouni was the Independent Expert in 1999. The Independent Expert's report to the 1999 Commission ( E/CN.4/1999/65

59. National Tribal Justice Resource Center in cases in which courts have addressed the issues, and current or hot topics relatingto each legal issue. Supreme Court in the area of federal Indian law. http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/news/default.asp

Join our Mailing List! Enter your Email Address below and hit Submit FY 2003 Enforcing Underage Drinking Laws Program Solicitation Broadening Our Understanding of Violence Against Women FY 2003 Tribal Victim Assistance Discretionary Grant Program Adopt/Expand Effective Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment ... View More . . . Tribal Court System News Click on the news title to view the full news article. To add a news article to this website, click here Court to Weight States Rights, Tribal Sovereignty The U.S. Supreme Court soon will take up a California case that could affect every American Indian tribe in the United States. At issue is how far the reach of county and state law enforcement can extend onto reservations. Tribes and tribal groups across the country are filing amices briefs or watching nervously, saying the court under Chief Justice William Rehnquist has been putting states' rights above tribal sovereignty. High court leaves door open for tribal court recognition The Minnesota Supreme Court decided on March 5 not to treat tribal court orders and judgments the same as state court rulings. Webmaster: Webmaster@tribalresourcecenter.org

60. Legal Reform be able to sue companies for monetary damages which deal in legal and ethical to NOTonly try the facts BUT also the legality of the law itself RETURN TO issues. http://schellforgovernor.hypermart.net/legal.htm

STATES RIGHTS FOR NC Let's work together to reentrone the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution here in NC to View the US Constitution Click on Links Below Dr. Schell's Background ISSUES Contact Me NC Reform Party ... Back to Home SCHELL FOR GOVERNOR LEGAL REFORM Permission is hereby granted to reproduce this in its entirety ONLY The legal system MUST be held to the highest ethical standards I will appoint a nine member independent board of non-lawyers to oversee repeated ethical complaints from the public concerning any lawyer or judge. Upon a 2/3rds member vote of this board, I will withdraw the license to practice law in NC. NC should not be able to sue companies for monetary damages which deal in legal and ethical products or services which meet reasonable standards of quality. NC should fine companies and politicians These fines should be four fold of the determined damages. All public and private businesses, organizations and politicians Prosecutors may NOT offer pleas bargains to defendants without WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE VICTIM and/or the wronged party, or designated family member of a deceased victim of an alleged crime. All past and present NC state laws and statutes, with the exception of tax code laws, must be re-approved by the legislature every ten years. Those which do NOT receive approval will be abolished.

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