Marsy's Law for Georgia

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Victims of Crime Need to Know Their Rights

For over 18 years I have advocated for victims’ rights and walked victims through the judicial system. I saw a need to support crime victims based on...

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Marsy’s Law Will Help to Ensure that Victims are not Re-Victimized

Voters passed Marsy’s Law for Georgia by more than 80 percent in 2018, demonstrating overwhelming support for strong crime victims’ rights. As our...

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Marsy's Law for Georgia Honors Gov. Brian Kemp for Victims' Advocacy

Marsy’s Law for Georgia Honors Gov. Brian Kemp for Victims’ Advocacy Governor received Marsy’s Law Victims’ Rights Champion Award for dedication to...

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Marsy’s Law for Georgia Honors U.S. Representative Doug Collins for Victims’ Advocacy

Marsy’s Law for Georgia Honors U.S. Representative Doug Collins

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Marsy’s Law for Georgia honors Rep. John Lewis for victims’ advocacy

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Collins Endorses Crime Victims' Rights

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Candidates for Governor Back Marsy's Law

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Deal signs bill to implement to Marsy’s Law

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Georgia Victims Get 'Royal Treatment'

Christy Sims Knows Victims Need Notification and Representation

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Marsy’s Law for Georgia passes House 169-0

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Patrica and Patrix Were Not Notified When Their Brother’s Murderer was Released From Jail

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Marsy's Law for Georgia Capitol Day Leaves Lasting Impression

More than 250 Georgians filled the state Capitol February 1st wearing purple Marsy’s Law T-Shirts and ready to press the case for equal rights for...

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Partnering with Faith Communities

On Nov. 9, Marsy’s Law for Georgia hosted a crime victims’ breakfast forum for pastors.

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"Hello, Beautiful" - Tamiko's Story

Tamiko Pugh, an author, and activist against domestic violence, lives in Austell. Below, she shares her story and why she supports Marsy’s Law for...