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New TV Ad Highlights Victim Perspective - Showing Need for Crime Victims' Rights Amendment

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October 12, 2018

 

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NEW TV AD HIGHLIGHTS VICTIM PERSPECTIVE -

SHOWING NEED FOR CRIME VICTIMS’ RIGHTS AMENDMENT

 

Raleigh, NC - The victims’ rights amendment campaign, known as Marsy’s Law for NC, released a new TV ad featuring a North Carolina victim sharing his account of a random and violent assault he suffered while at work.  The ad highlights the victim’s experience after the crime occured, saying that he was not kept informed about his case and bravely sharing that he is still worried his attacker will be released from custody without him knowing.   

Colon Willoughby

Victims deserve to be informed about their case. And to be heard.

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.

Kit Gruelle

Marsy’s Law Will Give NC Crime Victims a Voice

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 well beyond the crime itself, the experience is all too real and horrific.