NCVLI

Spring Clinic Class Makes a Difference for Victims

Writing a technical assistance memo for a US Attorney’s Office, helping on an amicus curiae brief for the Alaska Supreme Court, presenting with a former federal judge at the Crime Victim Law Conference - Brendan O’Hanlon, Shara Jones, Alvin Morgan, David Susens, and Leslie Baze provided vital technical assistance in real cases this spring while practicing legal research and writing skills in the Crime Victim Litigation Clinic.
Ensuring Victim Advocates Can Remain Alongside Victims in the Courtroom

NCVLI’s involvement in a Colorado case helps establish a victim advocate’s right to be present in the courtroom.
National Enforcement Clinics Network has Robust, Synergistic Annual Meeting

Once a year, the victims’ rights clinics meet to discuss emerging issues in the field. Read about this year’s very successful event.

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NCVLI presenting at National Center for Victims of Crime 2010 National Conference
NCVLI executive director, Meg Garvin, and victim advocate, Jo Borkan, will be co-presenting “United States Victims of Foreign Identity Theft, Computer Intrusion, and Cyber Crime” at The National Center for Victims of Crime 2010 National Conference in New Orleans.

NCVLI co-presenting at OJDDA Conference
NCVLI Executive Director Meg Garvin will be co-presenting “Crime Victim Rights in the Juvenile Justice System” at the 2010 Oregon Juvenile Department Directors’ Association Annual Conference on September 28 in Welches, Oregon.

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