Victim's Rights
Laws and legal information about victim’s rights
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See more- California
- California Codes > Penal Code
- Florida
- Florida Statutes > Title XLVI - Crimes
- Florida Regulations > Division 2A - Division of Victim Services and Criminal Justice Programs
- Hawaii
- Hawaii Revised Statutes 701-100 - Title and effective date of amendments
- Hawaii Revised Statutes 701-101 - Applicability to offenses committed before the effective date of amendments
- Hawaii Revised Statutes 701-102 - All offenses defined by statute; applicability to offenses committed after the effective date
- Hawaii Revised Statutes 701-103 - Purposes of this Code
- Hawaii Revised Statutes 701-104 - Principles of construction
- Illinois
Latest Answers
Generally a good place to start with reporting a nuisance on another property is the local police department. If they can’t help, con… [Reply]
Buyers changing lenders due to lender dragging feet
Texas
10 months, 2 weeks ago
Buyers had to change lenders due to lender’s dragging its feet. Does the builder have the right to just terminate the contract? The buyers have sold their home already as well as have sold a ca… [Reply]
The purchase contract should spell out exactly how much time the buyers were allowed to obtain financing and close on the property. Without… [Reply]
I need help with wages issue
Wisconsin
10 months, 2 weeks ago
The employer says they have on my file, “no call no show” to make me look bad when I was always on time. What should I do? [Reply]
What is it, exactly, that you want to accomplish? If you want to collect past wages, perhaps there are witnesses who could corroborate that… [Reply]
Open Questions
warrant has been sent to pick up parent that does not have custody nor has seen child in a year
Texas
15 minutes ago
what to do? have no knowledge of crimes committed by child, only bits and pieces no official documentation. [Reply]
Felon hunting w/ bow?
Indiana
4 days, 13 hours ago
I am on Probation here in Indiana and would like to bow hunt; however, my Probation officer states that IC 35-31.5-2-86 doesn’t say a bow is not a “Deadly Weapon”, so by LAW, can a … [Reply]