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February 09, 2015
Position Paper: Victims’ Rights & Pretrial Release Hearings
Pretrial release hearings are a critical time for many survivors. Click here to read our latest Victims’ Rights Position Paper on providing meaningful notice to victims of release hearings.
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Pretrial release hearings are a critical time for many survivors. Victims must have meaningful notice of such release hearings, including advance notice of the date, time, location, and content of such hearings if they are to be able to exercise their participatory rights. We tackle this topic in our latest Victims’ Rights Position Paper. While the paper focuses on Oregon law its message is far broader! Click here to got to our Victim Law Library read the Position Paper.