HR 9858
Reinforcing Crime Victims’ Rights Act
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This bill, the Reinforcing Crime Victims’ Rights Act, strengthens the rights of individuals affected by Federal and District of Columbia crimes. It amends existing law to clarify that victims are considered ‘suspected or alleged’ in criminal proceedings, ensures they receive timely information about plea bargains and agreements, and mandates that the Department of Justice make their best efforts to accord victims their rights. The bill also establishes a process for victims to seek legal representation and addresses potential delays in providing these rights to protect victims’ safety.
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