• You have been named a victim in a criminal case. To better assist you in this case we do need some information from you. 

    Please complete this form within 10 days and return it to our office. If we do not receive this form back or contact from you, we will assume you do not wish to be a participating victim. This can result in loss of victim rights, by your choosing.

    RIGHT TO BE INFORMED.  You have the right to be informed, upon request, about the progress of the criminal case involving you.  Further, the State provides an automated victim notification system, which is known as SAVIN and may be accessed at indianasavin.in.gov or by calling 1-866-959-8643.  Through SAVIN, you may not only view up-to-date information about an offender’s status but also register for notification of a change in that status, such as an offender’s release. 

    If you have any photos of details from your case please email them to:  kerri.langley@vermillioncounty.in.gov

    You can also visit our website at www.vermcova.com for more information!

    If you have any questions, please contact us at:

    Vermillion County Prosecutor's Office Courthouse 1st Floor

    255 S. Mail Street

    PO Box 249 Newport, IN 47966-0249

    Office: 765-492-5379

    Text: 765-492-5379

    Fax: 765-492-5371

  • VICTIM CONTACT INFORMATION

  • Instructions: The Prosecution of a criminal case is a process that necessitates the exchange of information between this office and you as the victim in this case. As such, it is very important that you provide this office with accurate and current information that will allow for contact regarding any number of issues that arise during this case. It is your responsibility to provide this information and to update this information as need be. Therefore, please fill out this form and return it to the Victim Assistance Coordinator. If the form is not completed and returned. then this office will assume that you are not interested in the progress of this case. Email address may be used by the court and myself for quick and reliable correspondence of court dates and important information.

  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Format: (000) 000-0000.
  • Preferred contact method:
  • Mark all that apply:
  • Do you wish to be contacted and kept up to date on this case?

  • RESTITUTION REQUEST

  • As a result of the action of the above-named Defendant, you may be entitled to restitution, at the discretion of the Court. The law allows you to receive restitution for (1) uninsured property damage, (2) lost wages, (3) uninsured medical and/or hospital bills, Any restitution request for property damage should be documented with receipts or estimates for replacements. Any medical or hospital bills must be documented with a copy of the bill. Lost wages must be on an employer's letterhead and must be signed by your employer. You are required to submit your losses to your insurance company, if coverage is available. Any deductible or damages not covered by your insurance company may be collected as restitution.

    LACK OF COOPERATION IN THE CASE OR UNTIMELY RETURN OF REQUIRED PAPERWORK COULD RESULT IN THE RESTITUTION REQUEST BEING FORFIETED.

  • VICTIM IMPACT STATEMENT

  • You have the right to testify at the Sentencing Hearing. Is this something you are interested in?

  • RIGHT TO BE INFORMED: You have the right to be informed, upon request, about the progress of the criminal case involving you.  Further, the State provides an automated victim notification system, which is known as SAVIN and may be accessed at indianasavin.in.gov or by calling 1-866-891-0330.  Through SAVIN, you may not only view up-to-date information about an offender’s status but also register for notification of a change in that status, such as an offender’s release. 

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