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DE SCR99
Concurrent Resolution
AI Summary
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Establishes the Victims' Bill of Rights Committee to conduct a comprehensive review of the Victims' Bill of Rights, which has not been revised since 1992.
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Committee must study and make recommendations on victim definitions, notification procedures, rights for sexual assault victims including image-based sexual assault, funding of the Victims' Rights Fund and Compensation Assistance Program, and use of technology in victim services.
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Committee composition includes 4 legislators (majority and minority from both chambers), Attorney General, Chief Defender, multiple judges and executive directors from victim advocacy organizations, police chiefs, and 2 community representatives supporting crime survivors.
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Committee must hold its first meeting within 60 days of passage and submit final findings and recommendations to the General Assembly, Governor, and Legislative Council by January 15, 2024.
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Senate Majority Caucus provides staff support and materials; quorum requires a majority of committee members; resolution expires upon submission of findings and recommendations.
Legislative Description
Creating The "victims' Bill Of Rights Committee."
Last Action
Passed In House by Voice Vote
6/29/2023