• With all the crime, cashless bail and criminals being released so quickly, is anyone considering the victims?

  • Nov 8 2022
  • Length: 37 mins
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With all the crime, cashless bail and criminals being released so quickly, is anyone considering the victims?

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  • Today I talk to Patricia Wenskunas with Crime Survivors. Have they forgotten the victims in their effort to bring "Equity" to the Justice System? Patricia is trying to make sure we don't forget about those who have suffered through being a Victim.

    Crime Survivors
     O (844) 853-HOPE (4673) | info@crimesurvivors.org
    www.crimesurvivors.org

     Crime Survivors has just launched its new “Be Their Voice” campaign that gives victims, survivors and their loved ones an opportunity to stand up, be counted and share their personal stories through its website: https://CrimeSurvivorsBeTheirVoice.com/.  The effort stems from laws that have been implemented across Texas in recent years that have seen the release of the perpetrators of violent crime, while their victims are left to live in fear. 

     Also, thanking Dr. Henry T Nicholas for being the voice and financial backing to get Marsy's Law Passed first in California and now in many other States to eventually have it in the Constitution. 



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