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Bookmark or Share- Illinois - Marsy's LawMarsy’s Law, also known as the Illinois Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights Amendment, was on the November 4, 2014, ballot as a legislatively-referred Constitutional Amendment, where it was overwhelmingly approved with 78% of the voters.
- Virginia - Marsy's LawStatus of Marsy's Law in Virginia. A state Constitutional Amendment for Victims’ Rights was passed in November, 1996. The Amendment was passed by 84% of the voters. To learn more about your rights in Virginia, please visit the National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI) by clicking here.
- Missouri – Marsy's LawStatus of Marsy's Law in Missouri. A state Constitutional Amendment for Victims’ Rights was passed in 1992. The Amendment was approved of by 84% of the voters. To learn more about your rights in Missouri, please visit the National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI) by clicking here.
- Montana – Marsy's LawStatus of Marsy's Law in Montana. After collecting over 50,000 signatures of support from Montanans, the Marsy’s Law for Montana team, led by Chuck Denowh, participated in events across the entire state, spoke to more than fifty groups, and received over 100 endorsements, including that of U.S. Senator Steve Daines.
- Marsy’s Law For Montana Can Save Lives – Debra Ricci’s StoryCrime victims in Montana deserve to have equal rights with individuals accused crimes. That is why it is so important for us to pass Marsy’s Law for Montana, CI-116. Marsy’s Law is a Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights that will ensure victims are better protected, better informed and better involved in the criminal justice process.
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