Kentucky marks National Crime Victims Rights Week and points victims to Attorney General's office resources
State presenters marked the 45th National Crime Victims Rights Week, urged removal of barriers to justice, cited state victimization and child-abuse statistics, referenced Marcy's Law, and directed victims to the Kentucky Attorney General's victim advocacy office and local law enforcement for support.
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Kentucky presenters marked National Crime Victims Rights Week with a statewide statement urging support for crime victims, citing state statistics on violence and child abuse and directing victims to the Attorney General’s victim advocacy office for resources.
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