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Five Things That Every Victim of Crime Should Know
Today’s blog post is another in the series recognizing April as National Crime Victim’s Rights Month. In today’s post I will address five things that every victim should know:
Medical bills can be paid by the crime victim’s fund in most states.
The prosecutor is not the victim’s lawyer.
Most cases do not go to trial.
Restorative Justice may provide you with more options than the conventional judicial system.
When an offender is incarcerated you should sign up for a notification if he or she is released.