Event Spotlight
NAVRA is a project of NCVLI. Explore NAVRA and other NCVLI events that promote balance and fairness in the justice system through crime victim centered legal advocacy, education, and resource sharing.
July is Elder Abuse Awareness Month
Stanford California: ABC's of Representing Victims of Crime
Access to justice requires competent legal advocacy, and yet too often victims of crime do not receive the legal representation that they need to protect their rights. You can help! On June 29, 2012, the country’s leading experts on victim law from the National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI) will conduct a full day practical skills continuing legal education course* at Stanford Law School.
Victims' Rights: A Local & National Perspective
Presented in partnership with Lutheran Community Services NW & Clark County Prosecuting Attorney, Tony Golik. Please join us for this unique training exploring the history of Victims’ Rights in America. This training will provide a comprehensive overview of crime victims’ rights in the United States, as well as take a closer look at what we’re doing in Washington. The training will:
September Volunteer Day
Join the National Crime Law Institute (NCVLI) for the September Volunteer Day.
Effective Legal Representation of Child-Victims: An Online Live Chat
This final session in the three-part series – Effective Legal Representation of Child-Victims – will be an online live chat. The series' goal has been to enhance the ability of attorneys to provide effective legal representation of child-victims regarding their rights in criminal cases, and this final training will allow practitioners who participated in the first two trainings to collaborate,
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Animal Law Conference
On Saturday, October 14th, NCVLI Executive Director Meg Garvin will present on a panel titled Can Animals Be Victims of Crime? at Animal Law Conference.
NAVRA Online CLE Training
Ethical Considerations for Safeguarding Victim Privacy in a Digital World
35th Annual Conference on Crime Victims’ Issues
On Thursday, November 16th, NCVLI Executive Director Meg Garvin will present Victims' Rights: Past, Present and Future at the 35th Annual Conference on Crime Victims' Issues.
Voices for Justice Reception
The National Crime Victim Law Institute's 4th Annual Voices for Justice Reception highlights the progress in protecting, enforcing and advancing victims' rights and celebrates regional leadership. It is a great way to discover how individuals, families and communities benefit when victims' voices are heard and their legal rights are protected.
Advanced Training: Victims’ Rights in Washington State
Victim Rights in Washington State - An Overview of Statutes and Case Law
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