Press Releases
Three Months After Taking Effect, Marsy’s Law Bringing Wisconsin Victims to Forefront
Stakeholders, advocates statewide praise impact of crime victims’ constitutional amendment three months after the measure took effect
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin Holds Informational Session
Grassroots organizations working to help educate Wisconsin victim service organizations about new crime victims’ constitutional amendment
Kalpic Appointed to Wisconsin Crime Victims’ Rights Board
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin Outreach Director Nela Kalpic named to independent body overseeing crime victims’ rights
ICYMI: Wisconsin Public Radio Discusses Marsy’s Law on Route 51
Marathon County Circuit Judge Mike Moran and Marathon County District Attorney Theresa Wetzsteon discuss the impact of the new crime victims’ constitutional amendment
ICYMI: WTAQ Radio - Marsy's Law is Now The Law, But What Does It Mean?
Interview looks at the impact for victims now that Marsy’s Law is the law of the land in Wisconsin
New Information Available for Victims, Public, Law Enforcement on Victims’ Rights Implementation Amid Pandemic
Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin praises Wisconsin Department Of Justice victims’ rights resources
Marsy’s Law Now in Effect in Wisconsin
Approved crime victims’ rights constitutional amendment now law of the land after Wisconsin Elections Commission certification of election results
Wisconsin Goes Purple for Crime Victims
Residents, organizations, businesses, and landmarks across Wisconsin recognize National Crime Victims’ Rights Week with purple lights
Wisconsin Survivor Jendusa-Nicolai Featured in National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Video
Marsy’s Law video “Purple Light” reminds public that victims’ struggle continues during pandemic
75% of Wisconsin Voters Approve Victims’ Rights Amendment
Crime victims constitutional amendment passes by huge margin of more than 700,000 votes