FACTSHEET:
Constitutional Rights for Crime Victims
The rights of crime victims have only begun to be recognized in the law during the last two decades. Prior to that, crime victims had no rights during the criminal justice process. They did not have to be informed of court proceedings or of the arrest or release of the defendant, they had no right to be present during the trial or other proceedings, and they had no right to make a statement to the court at sentencing or at other hearings.
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Resource Guide: Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center : Lincoln Child Advocacy Center*
Populations served:
Survivors of child abuse / neglect under age 18 years old in the Bronx and upper
Fees for services:
Children and adolescents will be seen regardless of their ability to pay. Short-term counseling is free; referrals for long-term counseling are based on patients insurance and Medicaid provider.
Medical Services
Advocacy:
Counseling:
Other Services:
Educational / Training Services
Special Considerations
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