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Marsy’s Law for NC ensures that victims of violent crime have the same co-equal rights as the accused and convicted – nothing more, nothing less.
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RALEIGH, NC. (August 27, 2019) – Legislation to implement Marsy’s Law, the constitutional amendment to strengthen victims’ rights approved by voters last year, has passed through the N.C. House and is one step closer to becoming law. Lawmakers, advocates, and criminal justice professionals have worked relentlessly to ensure victims...
This week, the nation will recognize National Crime Victims' Rights Week (NCVRW) April 7-13, but North Carolina's voters made their support for crime victims clear last November by voting for the Marsy's Law victims' rights amendment. More than 60 percent of...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 6, 2018 Contact: Brad Crone 919-809-3311 Anna Roberts 919-208-4050 Chris Sinclair 919-931-4652 North Carolina Voters Approve Stronger Constitutional Rights for Crime Victims Bipartisan Victims’ Rights Amendment Passed by 62 % Raleigh,...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 2, 2018 CONTACT: Justin Rice 704-292-8082 Marsy’s Law Partners with Lyft to Provide Free Rides Home on Election Night Raleigh – Marsy’s Law for North Carolina has partnered with Lyft to provide safe, and free,...
With only a few short weeks left, the political season is reaching a fever pitch. Partisan rhetoric is as strong as ever and in North Carolina, six amendments on the November ballot this year have taken the place - and...
STATEWIDE NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Broadcast & Distribution October 12, 2018 For additional information contact: Brad Crone (919) 809-3311 Anna Roberts (919) 208-4050 Chris Sinclair (919) 931-4652 NEW TV AD HIGHLIGHTS VICTIM PERSPECTIVE - SHOWING NEED FOR CRIME...
As this year’s campaign season reaches its final weeks, there’s a lot of attention in North Carolina to the six constitutional amendments voters will consider on November 6. Unfortunately, not all of the information being presented to voters is accurate....
Most people, fortunately, have little to no idea what it means to be victimized in North Carolina. Most don’t know what it means to suffer as a result of a violent and terrifying crime. But for crime victims who suffer...
As campaign season builds during the month of October, the Marsy’s Law for NC campaign has released a series of ads statewide to help educate voters about the important need to guarantee victims’ rights in the state constitution. The ads will...