Surf these sites: Crime Victim Statutory and Constitution Provisions -- By State -- Links provided to individual state pages with citations to crime victim-related laws. Within those state pages, where available, links are provided to the specific statute, chapter, or to that state''s statute search page. Crime Victims Webring - Home Page -- Agency whose mission is to link together resource sites for victims of crime in all 50 states, so that visitors can find the help that they need as quickly as possible. Crime Victims for a Just Society -- An organization for victims of crimes to work together to create a more just society. Using outreach, education, and training, the program offers information on community policing, restorative justice, and violence reduction through a public-health model. DOVE (Dignity of Victims Everywhere) Victim''s Home Page -- Resources, support and help for victims of violent crime everywhere. Working with victim/survivors of rape,homicide, incest, domestic violence and recruiting volunteers for victims of other crimes. Encyclopedia.com - Results for victims'' rights -- rights of victims to have a role in the prosecution of the perpetrators of crimes against them. Nearly all U.S. states have enacted some victims'' rights legislation. Such laws typically ensure that victims receive respectful and compassionate treatment, that they are informed at critical stages of the criminal prosecution, and that their courtroom attendance and comments are invited when appropriate. Some critics have voiced the fear that such laws influence the outcome of trials by assuming the accused is guilty. ICVS: The International Crime Victim Surveys -- Offers the results of surveys to look at individuals'' experience with crime, policing, crime prevention and feelings of unsafety in a large number of countries Justice Against Crime Talking -- Justice Against Crime is an organization that is dedicated to bringing judicial reform as it applies to all. We take one point and push for its endorsement into the system. We find laws that pertain to the safety of the citizens and request that they be enforced. We are now working on completing the necessary requirements to make AB 195 a meaningful insertion that forces those within the system to abide by the laws written. One, must at all times, believes that "Timely retribution is Truly Justice Against Crime." Without it, the laws of this country are paper Tigers. The population believes the law applies to others, not them. We have to create, once again, that the laws are written to be obeyed. Juvenile Offenders and Victims: 1999 National Report -- A comprehensive source of information about juvenile crime, violence, and victimization. MADD -- Mothers Against Drunk Driving. Nationwide organization of people determined to stop drunk driving and support the victims drunk driving accidents. MemorialPlace.com -- Online memorials for victims of crime; online memorial video & chat ceremonies; living memorials and online will posting. Metro Nashville Police Department - Rate Your Risk -- Crime exists. Your vulnerability cannot be ignored. Threat assessment is a means for you to calmly evaluate your risks. The following tests will let you realistically determine your chances. No one but the person looking over your shoulder will have access to any information you temporarily use to determine your risks. MurderVictims.com -- This resource will, unfortunately, be an ever-growing memorial to the many innocent victims of violent crime and a source for murder statistics, news items, discussion and information. NOMSV (The National Organisation on Male Sexual Victimisation) -- An organization of diverse individuals committed through research, education, advocacy and activism to the prevention, treatment and elimination of all forms of sexual victimization of boys and men. National Center for Victims of Crime -- A non-profit organization providing resource and advocacy for victims of crime. National Center for Victims of Crime -- Victim''s advocacy organization helping all types of victims such as stalking, rape, sexual assault, elder abuse and more. National Institute of Justice, "The Rights of Crime Victims--Does Legal Protection Make a Difference?" -- More than 90 percent of crime victims who were notified of their right to make an impact statement at sentencing did so. When it came to attending parole hearings, less than 20 percent of crime victims exercised this right. These findings are from a survey conducted by the National Center for Victims of Crime National Victims'' Constitutional Amendment Network (NVCAN) -- National Victims'' Constitutional Amendment Network promoting federal constitutional rights to ensure that crime victims are treated with fairness, dignity and respect Nigerian Advance Fee Fraud -- U.S. Secret Service explains the fraud perpetrated by Nigerian nationals (also called 4-1-9 schemes). No place to run for male victims of domestic abuse. -- Shelters and support groups rare for men whose mates batter them at home. Remember the Victims, Stop the Violence -- Rosemary Basil invites you to remember victims of violence and express yourself. Restitution, Inc. -- A nonprofit dedicated to promoting healing between offenders and victims. Restitution Inc. helps inmates make restitution for their crimes. Security On Campus, Inc. Victim Assistance Resources -- Comprehensive list of victim assistance and counseling resources for victims of crime on college and university campuses including sexual assault and rape. The Boy in the Box Mystery -- The Boy in the Box case is one of Philadelphia''s most baffling crimes. It began in Feb of 1957 and continues to haunt investigators to this day. The National Crime Victim Bar Association -- An organization dedicated to increasing general awareness about the availability of civil remedies for victims of crime; improving the quality of representation victims of crime receive in the civil justice system by providing technical support to attorneys through legal research, expert witness referrals, continuing legal education, and practical advice; referring victims of crime to civil attorneys who may be able to represent them. The Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) -- A division of the Dept. of Justice, oversees diverse programs that benefit victims of crime. OVC provides funding to state victim assistance and compensation programs and supports trainings designed to educate criminal justice and allied professionals regarding the rights and needs of crime victims. The Stalking Victims'' Sanctuary - A Safe Place For Victim''s of Stalking Crimes. Support Group, Stalking Information, Stalking Resources, and Stalking Links. Stalker, stalker, stalking, Stalking, stalking help, victim, stalking crime. -- The Stalking Victims'' Sanctuary provides support and information for those victims of stalking crimes. If you need somewhere to turn, start here and begin regaining control of your life. Excellent resource lists, support chat room, and more. Stalker, Stalking, victim, crime, stalking victim Tre-Angeli -- Tre Angeli was organized in August, 1997. It was formed by three individuals who worked in the District Attorney’s Office and who worked with crime victims every day. They saw their needs and knew their frustrations. Victim Assistance Owen Sound Grey Bruce -- Immediate response by Victim Assistance volunteers, providing short term emtional support/practical assistance to victims of crime, tragic circumstance/disaster activated by police referral agencies. Victim Offender Mediation Association -- VOMA is an association of victim offender mediation programs and related restorative justice organizations. It has an annual conference and resources for programs. Victim Offender Mediation Association -- VOMA is an association of victim offender mediation programs and related restorative justice organizations. It has an annual conference and resources for programs. Victim Services -- Helps crime victims, those with immigration problems, and provides travelers'' aid. Victim Services: Largest Victim Assistance Organization -- Domestic violence, rape, crime victims, and survivors helped here. Research and materials on victimization and victim assistance. We''re the largest victim assistance organization. We''re New York City based. Victims Anonymous? -- If we want to see justice in rape trials or any other case, says Ann Bradley, we need a full disclosure of all the facts - including the identities of the defendant and his accuser. Victims and Citizens Against Crime -- Organization designed to stand up for the rights of crime victims. Victims and the Media -- The first effort of its kind in the nation, the Victims and the Media Program is designed to reach both journalism students and working professionals, with special emphasis on how to get the story without re-victimizing the victim. Victims of Violence -- Since its inception, Victims of Violence has grown to meet the needs of Canadians. With the help of many, victims now have a place within the criminal justice system. Victims of Violence is regularly asked to make recommendations before the Justice Committee on numerous issues ranging from crimes against children, parole reform and DNA legislation Victims of Violence or Trauma -- Victims of violence or trauma can benefit from equestrian activity. The equine/trauma survivor connection. Violence Against Women Office -- Coordinates a comprehensive national effort by the Department of Justice to combat violence against women through tough new federal laws and assistance to states and localities. Voices From Forgotten Victims -- A page dedicated to the forgotten victims - the sons and daughters, husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, and brothers and sisters of inmates in prisons around this country. ZODIACKILLER.COM -- This website presents all possible information regarding California''s notorious Zodiac Killer.
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