Georgia Crime Victims Have a Voice.

Since 2018, Marsy's Law has given crime victims in Georgia an equal voice in the justice system, ensuring they are heard, respected, and protected at every step.

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We value victims rights and we find it so important that we’re going to put it in our constitution, just like the accused rights are.

The Honorable John F. Kennedy

Georgia State Senate President Pro Tempore

Anyone, anywhere, at any time can be a victim of a crime.

The Honorable Erica Thomas

Georgia State Representative (2015-2023)

Marsy’s Law received an overwhelming amount of support from the public, and I’m proud to have been a supporter of its passage.

Brian Kemp

Governor of Georgia

I’m proud to support Marsy’s Law, and by adding these rights to the state constitution, Georgia took a meaningful step forward in making our communities stronger and safer.

The Honorable John Lewis

U.S. Representative (1940–2020)

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Marsy's Law for Georgia Will Present a Champion Award to Georgia Office of Victims Services Director Keir Chapple for National Crime Victims Rights Week - April 6

Mar 31, 2026

To commemorate the National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (April 19-25), Marsy’s Law for Georgia is presenting a Marsy’s Law Champion Award to Keir Chapple, Director of the Georgia Office of Victim...

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Ensuring Victims Are Informed and Heard: Marsy’s Law and GOVS in Action

Mar 25, 2026

In honor of this year’s National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 19-25, Marsy’s Law for Georgia is spotlighting those who elevate victims’ voices, like KaMarie Jones. As a victims’ services...

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Finding Strength After Tragedy: A Georgia Survivor’s Journey With Marsy’s Law

Mar 25, 2026

As we approach National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (April 19-25), Marsy’s Law for Georgia would like to spotlight and amplify victims’ voices. Oftentimes, a victim’s journey does not end once the...