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Calling all law students and recent graduates! Have you submitted your paper for a chance at a cash prize and an invitation to the 2024 Crime Victim Law Conference? Submissions close April 14, 2024. Enter today! ncvli.org/annual-law-student-victims-rights-writing-competition/ ... See MoreSee Less

Calling all law students and recent graduates! Have you submitted your paper for a chance at a cash prize and an invitation to the 2024 Crime Victim Law Conference? Submissions close April 14, 2024. Enter today! https://ncvli.org/annual-law-student-victims-rights-writing-competition/

Are you thinking about an auction item you didn’t bid on? Did you get outbid? Don't miss your second chance at NCVLI’s Voices for Justice online auction! Bidding is OPEN NOW; you have 72 hours to bid! We have new items as well as experiences and items that make great gifts - all with LOWER OPENING BIDS! Second chance bidding ends at 7PM Pacific on Sunday, March 17 (10 PM Eastern, 9 PM Central) ncvli2024.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse ... See MoreSee Less

Are you thinking about an auction item you didn’t bid on? Did you get outbid? Dont miss your second chance at NCVLI’s Voices for Justice online auction! Bidding is OPEN NOW; you have 72 hours to bid! We have new items as well as experiences and items that make great gifts - all with LOWER OPENING BIDS! Second chance bidding ends at 7PM Pacific on Sunday, March 17 (10 PM Eastern, 9 PM Central) https://ncvli2024.ggo.bid/bidding/package-browse

The 2024 Crime Victim Law Conference is just around the corner and early bird pricing is happening now! Join us on May 20th for a Pre-Conference Institute and May 21-22 for the premier national conference on victims’ rights enforcement. whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202407/ ... See MoreSee Less

The 2024 Crime Victim Law Conference is just around the corner and early bird pricing is happening now! Join us on May 20th for a Pre-Conference Institute and May 21-22 for the premier national conference on victims’ rights enforcement. https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202407/

If you are a victims’ rights attorney, victim advocate, or other service provider engaged in post-conviction work with victims in CA, NJ, or TX, we want to hear from you! NCVLI has partneredHealing JusticeusticeNational Organization for Victim Advocacyvocacy, anUrban Institutetitute on a project to improve victims’ access to services and rights enforcement in post-conviction settings. As part of this project, Healing Justice will host listening sessions for providers in CA, NJ, and TX, during the first week of April. We hope you can join us!

For information on how to register, please contact ncvli@lclark.edu or Claire Exley at cexley@healingjusticeproject.org. Please share with your networks!In partnership with the National Crime Victim Law Institute, National Organization for Victim Advocacy, and Urban Institute, Healing Justice invites victim service providers in New Jersey, California, and Texas to participate in a virtual listening session to identify post-conviction training and resource needs. These listening sessions are part of an overarching collaborative project with the Office for Victims of Crime relating to expanding post-conviction victim services.
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Please share with your networks! Register here:
New Jersey: forms.gle/Kip4gRBBU88YsYe17
California: forms.gle/ZVD2Z2pY7Ygc1GMs7
Texas: forms.gle/Rq8LRcfwT2Jjg7149
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We hope to have a great turn-out for these important events!
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If you are a victims’ rights attorney, victim advocate, or other service provider engaged in post-conviction work with victims in CA, NJ, or TX, we want to hear from you! NCVLI has partnered with Healing Justice, the National Organization for Victim Advocacy, and the Urban Institute on a project to improve victims’ access to services and rights enforcement in post-conviction settings.  As part of this project, Healing Justice will host listening sessions for providers in CA, NJ, and TX, during the first week of April.  We hope you can join us!

For information on how to register, please contact ncvli@lclark.edu or Claire Exley at cexley@healingjusticeproject.org.  Please share with your networks!

If we simply continued to practice law “the way it’s always been done,” victims’ rights attorneys would not exisOhio Crime Victim Justice Centerme Victim Justice Center discusses how to think differently in the late#VictimsRightsRemedies. #VictimsRights ncvli.org/thinking-about-victims-rights-appellate-review-differently/ ... See MoreSee Less

If we simply continued to practice law “the way it’s always been done,” victims’ rights attorneys would not exist. 
Elizabeth Well from Ohio Crime Victim Justice Center discusses how to think differently in the latest Rights and Remedies. #VictimsRights https://ncvli.org/thinking-about-victims-rights-appellate-review-differently/

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Congratulations to our 2023 Voices for Justice Award Honorees! Help us celebrate their amazing accomplishments by joining us at Voices for Justice on March 8, in-person or virtually! Get your tickets today! ncvli.ejoinme.org/Tickets-Sponsorships ... See MoreSee Less

NCVLI Board Director, Ryan Guilds, is representing seven of 42 alleged victims in an ongoing investigation of the Military's failed support for victims of sexual assault by Army doctor charged with abuse.


Senate calls on Pentagon watchdog to investigate handling of abuse allegations against Army doctor
Army Dr. Maj. Michael Stockin, who has been accused of abusing patients, is to be arraigned Friday in court martial proceedings.
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