2015 Victims’ Rights Awards Announced
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2015 Outstanding Achievement Award Recipients
NCVLI’s annual Crime Victim Law Conference provides the opportunity to pause and acknowledge the amazing work of the heroes and heroines of the victims’ rights movement. These are the people who help victims move toward survivorship and who inspire the rest of us to continue fighting for justice each day. Please join NCVLI as we honor these amazing people.
Network for Victim Recovery of DC
2015 Legal Advocacy Award
NCVLI’s Legal Advocacy Award recognizes crime victims’ rights attorneys who have dedicated and committed their time to representing victims of crime in the criminal justice system.
The Network for Victim Recovery of DC’s legal program started in 2012 with just one full time and one half time attorney and in three years has expanded to a total of seven attorneys who have served over 500 legal clients in cases ranging from identify theft and elder abuse to assault, sexual violence, and homicide. NCVLI is proud to present NVRDC with the 2015 Legal Advocacy Award. Click here to learn more.
Carrie Hull
2015 Victims’ Rights Partnership Award
NCVLI’s Victims’ Rights Partnership Award recognizes the collaborative efforts of individuals and/or organizations who have devoted their time to advancing crime victims’ rights.
Carrie Hull a Detective with the Ashland Police Department and Director of the You Have Options Program, has facilitated a victim-centered and offender-focused approach to sexual violence at the Department that has resulted in a significant increase in both the number of reported sexual assaults and victim satisfaction with law enforcement. NCVLI is proud to present Carrie with the 2015 Victims’ Rights Partnership Award. Click here to learn more.
Johanna Costa
2015 Gail Burns-Smith Excellence in Victim Services Award