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Experiencing and healing from a crime or attack can be a long process of navigating trauma, seeking justice, and ultimately, healing. This process has its own challenges for each person. At the North Carolina Department of Justice, we seek to do everything in our power to direct people to the appropriate resources and help and improve the justice s...
Many victim-survivors experience trauma as a result of a crime. The trauma may be physical, psychological, or emotional, and trauma responses can include shock, denial, anger, or acute stress. A survivor’s journey with grief is personal, and many experience a progression of denial, anger, bargaining, and depression to ultimately reach acceptance. T...
The Address Confidentiality Program provides survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking, and their household members with a substitute address to use as their home, school, and work addresses, instead of the actual addresses. The ACP substitute address helps prevent perpetrators from locating survivors. For infor...
Marsy’s Law in North Carolina was passed in 2018 (Session Law 2018-110) and guarantees victim-survivors certain rights in the criminal justice system. This law makes the courts take into consideration the safety of the victims and their families when setting bail and release conditions. This law provides the victims with the right to: 1. receive re...
NC Statewide Automated Victim Assistance & Notification (SAVAN) NC SAVAN (North Carolina Statewide Automated Victim Assistance and Notification) is a criminal justice information-sharing system that supports automated victim notification. 1-877-NC SAVAN (1-877-627-2826) is a 24-hour toll-free automated offender information and notification service ...
Roles Attorney General:an elected official who represents state government departments, agencies, and commissions in legal matters and leads the North Carolina Department of Justice. The Attorney General handles all criminal appeals from state trial courts. The Attorney General does not have the authority to prosecute specific crimes unless request...
Domestic Violence Protection Order (DVPO) or 50B The domestic violence protection order is a court order that requires the perpetrator of domestic violence to stay away from the victim. Law enforcement can arrest the perpetrator on the spot for violating the order. Anyone in North Carolina can file a DVPO if they have a personal relationship to the...
Victims Compensation Services reimburses citizens who suffer medical expenses and lost wages as a result of being an innocent victim of a crime committed in North Carolina. North Carolina is a payer of last resort for expenses such as medical care, counseling, lost wages, health/auto/disability insurance, and funerals. While no amount of money can ...
Restorative justice is an alternative approach to justice in which justice-involved people and the people and communities they harmed come together and engage cooperatively. Its emphasis on accountability creates a reflective environment that allows for those who caused harm to not only take responsibility but also contribute to repairing the harm ...
Many victims without lawful immigration status may be hesitant to cooperate in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity due to fear of removal of the United States. Visa Eligibility Victims of certain crimes who are in the United States without lawful immigration status may be eligible to apply for a T-visa or U-visa with the Departmen...
The modern Department of Crime Control and Public Safety, headed by a gubernatorially appointed secretary, oversees the many governmental areas involving the safety and well-being of North Carolinians, including response to terrorism, civil unrest, natural disasters, and other emergencies. Among its several boards and commissions are the ...
The Governor’s Crime Commission (GCC) serves as the chief advisory body to the Governor and to the Secretary of Public Safety on crime and justice issues. Commission Members include the heads of statewide criminal justice agencies, appointed state and local government officials, and private citizens. GCC also serves as the State Administering ...
NC Victims’ Compensation Services - 1-800-826-6200 or (919) 733-7974 VICTIM SERVICES LINK FOR PRISON, PROBATION, AND PAROLE The Victim Support Services unit of the Department of Adult Correction assists victims of crime and their families after the offenders are in custody or under the supervision of the Department of Adult Correction.
