NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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I iould like to take this opportunity to express this State's renewed commitment to meet tbe
public safety needs of its citizens, and provide special assistance ro victims of crime.
For too long the perpetrators of violent acis have been giren more protection and services than
those who have had to bear the psychological and physical scars of their perpetrators abhorient
behavior. For too long panishment has not fit the crime. We are moviog as fast as possiblé to
ensure thar violent criminals serve their full sentence and ace not paroled of released until they
have fully paid their debt to society.
; An eohanced victims bill of rights is one of the tenets of this administration and a central :
componeat in my plan to refocus lbe criminal justice system on the needs of victims instead of
criminals.
The Crimé Victims Board, iis programs and benelits, is crucial io providing recognition and ser-
vices to crime, victims and their families. Il you bave been a victim of a crime, l urge you to read this brochure and reach out
to the Crime Victims Board for assistance. ?.* +f
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York Sate Crime Viclims Board, the frst crime victim program lcgislated in the United Stafes; has
eeri recognized es a leader in assisting innocent victims of crime. The mission of the Board is threefold; to provide compen
Board adyocates rights and begefis that couringe to balance the scales of justice and io eisure that victims mainiain cquity in
the criminal juśtice systemtq %E?*,
• This brochine deschibes tbe nigtio and beceho dar inioceni vicrims of crimce ae centived io aid mectac po aplieaion
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Crime Victims Board
Joan A. Cusack ..
Loiraine Felegy...
Christina Hemandez.
Charles F. Marotta ...
Jacqueline C. Mattina
... Chairwoman
Commissioner
• Commissioner
Commissioner
Commissioner
Main Office
New York City Office
845 Central Avenue
270 Broadway, Rm. 200
Albany, NY 12206
(518) 457-8727
New York, NY 10007
(212) 417-5160
Buffalo Ofice
65 Cous St. Re 208
Vieog ar may call:
1-800-247-8035
TTY: 1-888-289-9747
Website: www.cvb.state.ny.us
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