American Crime Victims’ Rights Act

The American Crime Victims' Rights Act (ACVRA) is a federal law that aims to ensure that victims of crime have specific rights throughout the legal process. These rights include the right to be informed about court proceedings, the right to be present at those proceedings, and the right to provide input during sentencing. The law recognizes the importance of treating victims with dignity and respect, allowing them to participate in the justice system. Overall, it seeks to empower victims and ensure their voices are heard during criminal cases.