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New Marsy's Law For North Carolina Website
The Marsy’s Law for North Carolina campaign continues to build a following statewide - including with its active social and digital media networks. From Facebook to Twitter and Instagram, the MLNC team has covered the state with images of elected officials, law enforcement, and voters supporting the need to strengthen victims’ rights in the state constitution to give victims of crime equal rights that the accused and convicted already have.
Local Communities Rise in Support of Crime Victims’ Rights
Momentum in support of victims’ rights continues to build in our state, as four additional North Carolina communities—Kinston, New Bern, Nags Head, and Middlesex all passed resolutions to support Marsy’s Law last month.
Capital Tonight April 12
By Capital Tonight Staff | April 12, 2018 @9:55 AM
On Capital Tonight: Victims' rights advocates are pushing state lawmakers to add a constitutional amendment to this year's ballot. We talk with Sen. Tamara Barringer, (R) Wake County, and Rep. Darren Jackson, (D) Wake County, about Marsy's Law and why greater protections for crime victims should be in the state constitution.
On Capital Tonight: Victims' rights advocates are pushing state lawmakers to add a constitutional amendment to this year's ballot. We talk with Sen. Tamara Barringer, (R) Wake County, and Rep. Darren Jackson, (D) Wake County, about Marsy's Law and why greater protections for crime victims should be in the state constitution.
