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State constitutions and the U.S. Constitution enumerate rights for individuals accused of a crime, and individuals convicted of a crime. Crime victims, on the other hand, have no enumerated rights in 18 state’s constitutions, nor the U.S. Constitution. Marsy’s Law for All seeks to amend state constitutions that don’t offer protections, and eventually the U.S. Constitution, to give victims of crime equal rights that are already afforded to the accused and convicted.
For more information, please visit: marsyslaw.us/
State constitutions and the U.S. Constitution enumerate rights for individuals accused of a crime, and individuals convicted of a crime. Crime victims, on the other hand, have no enumerated rights in 18 state’s constitutions, nor the U.S. Constitution. Marsy’s Law for All seeks to amend state constitutions that don’t offer protections, and eventually the U.S. Constitution, to give victims of crime equal rights that are already afforded to the accused and convicted.
For more information, please visit: marsyslaw.us/