Loyola Law School RISE Clinic - Cirime Victims Rights 101

CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS

An Introduction for Legal Professionals Working with Survivors of Violence
Survivors of violent crimes have specific rights during the criminal investigation and prosecution of their offender. Many victims remain unaware of their rights and are without support to assert and seek enforcement of those rights. Moreover, survivors from vulnerable communities face additional barriers due to bias and discrimination. In this comprehensive 8-hour training, attorneys will learn practical skills on how to help survivors of violent crimes access legal systems on their own terms with the assistance of counsel.

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*Training intended for attorneys only*
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AttorneyGovernment agencyHousing providerInsurance companyInterpreterLaw enforcementLaw firmLaw schoolLegal services providerMental health providerOther service providerResearcherSocial WorkerVictim servicesDistrict attorney
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How many crime victims does your organization serve each year?

01-1011-2021-4041-6061-8081-100100 plus
What type of crime victims does your organization serve? (Check all that apply.)

Not applicableAdult physical assault (aggravated & simple)Adult sexual assaultAdults sexually abused/assaulted as childrenArsonBurglaryBullying (verbal/cyber/physicl)Child physical abuse or neglectChild pornographyChild sexual abuse/assaultCyber crimesDUI/DWI incidentsDomestic and/or family violenceElder abuse or neglectGang violenceHate crime: race/relig/gender/sex orient/other*Homocide survivor/relative of homocide victimHuman trafficking: laborHuman trafficking: sexIdentity theft/fraud/financial crimeKidnapping (custodial)Kidnapping (noncustodial)Mass violence (domestic/international)Other vehicular victimization (e.g. hit and run)Other*RobberyStalking/harrassmentTeen dating victimizationTerrorism (domestic/international)
Does your organization serve the following types of crime victims? (Check all that apply.)

HomelessImmigrants/refugees/asylum seekersLimited English proficiencyLGTBQ/Two-spirit personVeteranFormer defendantCurrent defendant
Have you received a training on crime victim's rights in the past?

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Have you received a training on how a Crime Victims Rights attorney can represent victims?

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CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS

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