Marsy's Law for Wisconsin is a grassroots movement of a broad coalition of Wisconsinites working to create equal rights for victims of crime. 

Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin updates Wisconsin's 1993 victims' rights constitutional amendment by giving victims new rights and strengthening existing ones.

Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin passed the Legislature with broad, bipartisan support in consecutive sessions.

If approved, Marsy's Law for Wisconsin will ensure victims of crime have enforceable rights throughout the criminal justice process – just like accused persons do.

Wisconsin voters will have a chance to ratify the Amendment during the April 7, 2020 election.

Please sign your name to support equal rights for crime victims and ask the voters of Wisconsin to approve Marsy's Law when on the ballot.