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1. The Victim Assistance Advocacy Program at the Carroll County Attorney’s Office provides information, guidance and support to victims of crime and their families. 2. The Victim Assistance Program, as part of the prosecution team, ensures that victims of crime are heard throughout the process and that they are informed at every stage of the case in which they are involved.

Ensures the rights of victims are protected and reducing the impact that a crime and resulting involvement in the criminal justice system has on the lives of victims and witnesses.

Court advocacy, orientation to the criminal justice system, case status and support, referrals, property return, assistance with victim impact statement, parole notification and assistance with victims compensation

Victims, Inc's Services includes:

• Court Advocacy: Victims, Inc. accompanies people through the court process, as they attend hearings, trials, sentencings, and other legal proceedings.
• Networking: Victims, Inc. works with law enforcement, courts, schools, fire emergency personnel, media, clergy, and other non-profit agencies training volunteers and responding to needs.
• Victims' Compensation: Victims, Inc. assists victims in filing applications for state funded victim compensation.
• Legislation: Victims, Inc. notifies victims of pertinent legislative hearings, and accompanies them to Concord for the sessions.

Court advocacy, orientation to the criminal justice system, case status and support, property return, assistance with victim impact statement, parole notification and assistance with victims compensation

Provides advocacy to victims of crime and their families, from the crime itself through the court process

Helps victims with applications for Victim Assistance (medical expenses/counseling/relocation expenses etc.), informs victim(s) and witness of case status and dispositions, of ongoing status, dates and times of hearing, trials and final disposition, acts as a liaison between victims/witnesses and the prosecutor and/or police department, provides pretrial courtroom tours, accompany and supporting the victim and witness throughout the trial, arranges meetings and depositions if ordered, transport for witnesses as needed, directs the victim to community resources for further assistance, assists in the preparation of a statement to the court describing the impact the crime has had on the victim, ensures that the victim is notified of any parole hearings. Also informs victim of any changes in parole status.

The Victim/Witness Program assists victims and witnesses through the criminal justice process. Some of the services available to you are as follows: Orientation to the criminal justice system and explanation of court procedures. Notification regarding the status of the case. Assistance with school and/or employer issues when attending court hearings, depositions, or trial. Assistance in obtaining the return of property held as evidence. Support at court appearances and notification of case activity. Assistance in obtaining witness fees. Referrals to community agencies to assist with specific issues. Assistance with attendance at parole hearings.

Staff work to inform victims of the status of cases and to help victims find services to assist them in recovering from the effects of being victimized. The Victim-Witness Unit provides help if a victim or witness feels threatened or intimidated by a suspected offender or persons acting for or with the suspected offender. The New Hampshire Victims’ Assistance Commission helps innocent victims of violent crime with expenses directly related to crime injuries. The costs of the program are paid by motor vehicle and criminal fine assessments and federal Victim of Crime Act (VOCA) grants. The VOCA grant consists of federal fines and penalties paid by defendants. Victims of Federal violent crimes may be eligible for assistance through this program. A Victim Notification System is available.

Assistance and support for people who are crime victims or survivors. With respect for the rights and experiences of crime victims and survivors, they are committed to keeping interested citizens informed, involved, and safe. Additional information is available on the website http://www.nh.gov/nhdoc/divisions/victim/index.html.

Court advocacy, orientation to the criminal justice system, case status and support, referrals, property return, assistance with victim impact statement, parole notification and assistance with victims compensation

This program helps victims of and witnesses to crime in dealing with the criminal justice system. This program is designed to reduce the confusion and fear that people, especially children and domestic and sexual assault victims. Each victim and case is assigned a Victim Assistance Coordinator to work closely with them to answer their questions and prepare them for what to expect during this process.

Crisis intervention/support to victims and witnesses to meet urgent emotional and/or physical needs; Orientation into the criminal justice system, explaining the criminal justice process, advising the status of cases, hearing dates, plea negotiations, etc.; Court advocacy services: such as courtroom tours, accompaniment and support throughout the court hearing including before and after trial; Coordinates victims'/witness' scheduled court appearances to minimize inconveniences and disruption; Make referrals about available financial, medical, psychological, and social services; Assist victims in applying for victim compensation; Prepare witnesses for court to allay fear; Advise victims of their rights under RSA 21:M:8-k, including the right to address the court at sentencing, the right to be notified of parole board hearings and other sentencing changes and the right to be notified of an appeal; Assistance with the preparation of victim impact statements; Assistance in obtaining witness fees; Facilitate the return of property being used as evidence

Court advocacy, orientation to the criminal justice system, case status and support, property return, assistance with victim impact statement, parole notification and assistance with victims compensation