In recognition of the 40th anniversary of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), April 18 – 24, Marsy’s Law for Florida is lighting Florida landmarks purple and launching special social media campaigns to create awareness of crime victims’ rights. [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law for Florida Recognizes the 40th Anniversary of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
Marsy’s Law for Florida
Protecting victims remains a Florida priority
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
In a recent op-ed in the Ft. Myers News-Press and Naples Daily News, State Attorney Amira Fox discusses one of the most impactful changes to our justice system – Marsy’s Law for Florida. [Read more…] about Protecting victims remains a Florida priority
Marsy’s Law for Florida gives victims of crime a voice
In a recent op-ed in the Northwest Florida Daily News, former judge Representative Patt Maney outlined the many positive benefits Marsy’s Law for Florida has provided victims of crime since it was placed in the state constitution in 2018. [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law for Florida gives victims of crime a voice
Marsy’s Law Educational Facebook Live Series to Feature Florida State Attorney Andrew Warren
As part of their ongoing efforts to educate officials and the public on the continued fight for victims’ rights, Marsy’s Law for All will feature Florida State Attorney Andrew Warren on their ongoing Facebook Live series, “Why We Do What We Do.” [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law Educational Facebook Live Series to Feature Florida State Attorney Andrew Warren
Marsy’s Law for Florida Praises Florida Highway Patrol Policy Change That Would No Longer Share Victims’ Information Without Their Approval
Statement by Jennifer Fennell, Spokesperson for Marsy’s Law for Florida
“Marsy’s Law for Florida today thanks the Florida Highway Patrol for their effort and commitment to protect victims’ right to privacy by ensuring a victims’ personally identifiable information is kept private, in line with Florida’s Constitution. [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law for Florida Praises Florida Highway Patrol Policy Change That Would No Longer Share Victims’ Information Without Their Approval
Marsy’s Law video “Purple Light” reminds public that victims’ struggle continues during pandemic
Video featuring Florida State Attorney Andrew Warren and other victims
and advocates released as part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week
“Purple Light,” a minute-long video released across the country by Marsy’s Law for All, serves as a reminder that the organization’s fight for equal rights for crime victims continues in the midst of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law video “Purple Light” reminds public that victims’ struggle continues during pandemic
Celebrations of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week More Important Than Ever During COVID-19 Pandemic
This year, recognition of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), April 19 – 25, is more important than ever as victims face additional hurdles safeguarding their rights as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. [Read more…] about Celebrations of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week More Important Than Ever During COVID-19 Pandemic
Marsy’s Law for Florida Calls on Sheriffs to Notify Victims of Inmates’ Release in Midst of COVID Outbreak
Marsy’s Law for Florida today sent letters to each of Florida’s 67 sheriffs asking them to continue prioritizing their constitutional duty to notify crime victims of the impending release of inmates while taking any measures to address the potential spread of COVID-19. [Read more…] about Marsy’s Law for Florida Calls on Sheriffs to Notify Victims of Inmates’ Release in Midst of COVID Outbreak
Statement by Marsy’s Law for Florida
Regarding Abuse Victims and the COVID-19 Outbreak
“While social distancing is incredibly important as a means to help limit the spread of COVID-19, unfortunately, this period of isolation is often used by abusers to further exert control and power over their victims. [Read more…] about Statement by Marsy’s Law for Florida
Statement by Paul Hawkes, Counsel for Marsy’s Law for Florida
Regarding the Tallahassee Police Department’s
Decision to Release More Information About Crimes
“Marsy’s Law for Florida applauds Tallahassee Interim Police Chief Steve Outlaw and the Tallahassee Police Department on its recent decision to provide the community with additional information regarding area crimes and current investigations without compromising the confidentiality rights of crime victims. [Read more…] about Statement by Paul Hawkes, Counsel for Marsy’s Law for Florida