Publications
14th Edition of NCVLI News
PrintThe 14th Edition of NCVLI News includes: The Use of Video Technology to Aid Testimony of Adult Victims:The Case for Offering this Option to Sexual Assault Victims, Message from the Director, The Propriety of Excluding Evidence of Sexual Acts Between the Victim and Defendant Under Rape Shield, In the Trenches, and Protecting the Victims of “Victimless” Crimes.
National Crime Victim Law Institute Brochure
2009-2010 NCVLI Annual Report
PrintNCVLI’s Annual Report, published each fall, is an opportunity to learn more about our work to help individual crime victims move toward becoming survivors, and to establish legal precedent so that tomorrow’s victims benefit from today’s efforts. We thank our amazing community of survivors, attorneys, advocates, volunteers, and donors who stand behind our vision of a balanced and fair justice system.
13th Edition of NCVLI News
PrintThe 13th Edition of NCVLI News includes: Why Sentencing Recommendations in Victim Allocution are Permissible and Desirable, Message from the Director, Victims of Online Fraud: Crime Victims Without Meaningful Rights?, In the Trenches, Anti-Stalking Statutes May Criminalize Implied Threats Without Running Afoul of Free Speech Protections: The National Consensus, Case Spotlights: Recent Cases Discussing the Law Governing Victim Impact Statements.
12th Edition of NCVLI News (2010)
PrintThe 12th Edition of NCVLI News includes: How Current Restitution Law is Failing Victims in Child Abuse Image Cases; Message from the Director; Integrating Crime Victims Into the Sentencing Process; Arguments in Favor of Allowing Prosecutor-Introduced Evidence of Battering and Its Effects; In the Trenches; Court Urged to Reinstate Conviction: Evidence of Prior Consensual Sexual Activity was Properly Excluded; Case Spotlights: Recent Cases Discussing Discovery Request for Crime Victims' Private and Confidential Information.
This project was supported in part by Grant No. 2008-DD-BX-K001, awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Department of Justice.