UPDATE to NCVLI Legislation Tracking Form

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To help NCVLI strategically advance crime victims' rights, NCVLI wants to facilitate national dialogue on potential new laws that impact victims' rights and services across the country. We need your help to keep us up-to-date on what's happening on the ground.

PLEASE USE THIS FORM ONLY if you are submitting a status update on a pending or new legislation that is already on our tracking spreadsheet. The key difference between this UPDATE form and the original form is that this UPDATE form only has four (4) required fields -- Your email, Jurisdiction, Bill Number, and Current Status -- so you don't need to update the other fields.

To view our current Tracking Spreadsheet, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/legislation-tracking-responses.

To inform us about a New Legislation that's not currently on our tracking spreadsheet, please use this form: https://tinyurl.com/legislation-tracking-form.

Thank you for your help!

Email *

Jurisdiction (federal/state/D.C.) *

Bill number (e.g., SB1234, HJR321) *

Bill Name (if it has one)

Author(s) of the Bill

Co-Sponsor(s) (if any)

Date Introduced

YYYY

Http link to the bill (if available online)

Victim services organization(s) involved in the bill (if any)

Summary of the Bill

Current Status *

New or Existing Law?

New or Existing Right(s) for Victims

Right(s) at Issue (select all that apply)

Right to accommodation

Right to compensation (via victims' compensation program, not restitution)

Right to confer

Right to be heard

Right to be present

Right to be treated with dignity

Right to be treated with fairness

Right to be treated with respect

Right to due process

Right to information

Right to notice

Right to privacy

Right to protection

Right to refuse discovery

Right to restitution

Right to give victim impact statement

Other:

Bill Would Impact Which Population(s) (select all that apply)

All crime victims

Children

Disabled

Elderly

Ethnic minorities

Immigrant

LGBTQI

Men

Military

Native American

Persons of color

Students

Women

Other:

Bill Involves Which Type(s) of Crime

If Crime Type is "Other," Explain:

Http link to the most recent media coverage on this bill (if available)

Your Name (optional)

Your Title & Organization (optional)

If you identify your organization, please include your website url address.

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