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Issues that victims face following a conviction

Release notification from county jail

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Notifications from jails and prison

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Expungement

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What do victims get to know?

When the person is on probation or supervised release

Petition for civil commitment

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Changes in the sentence after a conviction

Petition for appeal

Result of the appeal

Appeals

Following a conviction, victims continue to have a need for support, resources, and information. In addition, victims have a number of statutory rights to notification that arise with certain events, such as release or appeals. This page provides information about these crime victim rights and resources. 

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