NC S682

Establishes comprehensive victims' rights in criminal cases including notice of proceedings, right to be present, right to be heard, receipt of restitution, and notification of defendant release or escape.

Creates new enforcement mechanism allowing victims to file motions alleging violations of their rights, with judges required to review and dispose of motions in a timely manner.

Requires law enforcement agencies and district attorneys to provide victims with written information about their rights, case status, compensation eligibility, and procedures within specified timeframes (typically 72 hours).

Extends similar victims' rights protections to juveniles charged with delinquent acts, including notification, presence at hearings, restitution rights, and enforcement procedures.

Expands privilege protections for communications between victims and agents of rape crisis centers and domestic violence programs, with detailed procedures for court-ordered disclosure.