NVCAN
Resource List/Links
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  1. Attorneys General Letter, April 21, 2000 [HTML][Word][PDF]
  2. *Beatty, David, National Victim Center, Letter read on NPR Morning Edition, April 7, 1997 (Requires RealAudio)
  3. Cassell, Paul G.,
    1. Time for a Crime Victims’ Rights Amendment, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Aug. 12, 1999
    2. Make Amends to Crime Victims, Wall Street Journal, July 20, 1999
    3. Prepared Testimony on Senate Joint Resolution 3 before Senate Judiciary Committee, March 24, 1999
    4. Prepared Testimony on Senate Joint Resolution 44 before Senate Judiciary Committee, April 28, 1998
    5. Prepared Testimony on Senate Joint Resolution 6 before Senate Judiciary Committee, April 16, 1997
    6. Prepared Testimony on Senate Joint Resolution 65 before Senate Judiciary Committee, April 23, 1996
    7. Letter to David Beatty on Senate Bill 1081, July 28, 1997
    8. "Let's protect victims' rights," with Prof. Laurence Tribe, July 1998
  4. Clinton Administration
    1. President's Endorsement
    2. *Briefing Paper, June 25, 1996
    3. *Press Briefing, John Schmidt, Aileen Adams, Bonnie Campbell, June 25, 1996
    4. *President's Radio Address, October 26, 1996
  5. Congressional Record Statements
    1. Sen. Jon Kyl, (SJRes 52) April 22, 1996
    2. Sen. Jon Kyl, (SJRes 65) September 30, 1996
    3. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, (SJRes 65) September 30, 1996
    4. Sen. Jon Kyl, (SJRes 6) January 21, 1997
    5. April 25-26, 2000 Senate Floor Debate
  6. *Goldman, Fred: Endorsement, Reuters
  7. House Joint Resolution 71
    1. *Text
    2. *Rep. Hyde Press Announcement
    3. *Status in Congress
  8. H.R. 1322 (Implementing Legislation)
    1. *Text
    2. *Status in Congress
  9. House Judiciary Committee Prepared Testimony
    1. H.J. Res. 71/H.R. 1322, June 25, 1997
      1. Chairman Henry Hyde
      2. Attorney General Janet Reno
      3. Rep. Deborah Pryce
      4. Jacqueline Davis, Dallas, TX
      5. Robert Horowitz, Prosecuting Attorney, Canton, OH
    2. H.J. Res. 173/174, July 11, 1996
      1. Roberta Roper*, Co-Chair, NVCAN
      2. Chet Hodgin*, Vice President, North Carolina Victim Assistance Network
      3. Hon. John Schmidt*, Associate Attorney General, U.S. Justice Department
  10. Kurtz, Howard, "Taking Names," Washington Post, September 8, 1997.
  11. Lord, Janice Harris reply to Fort Worth Star-Telegram, April 25, 2000 [HTML][Word]
  12. National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA) Newsletters
    1. Victim Rights Amendment Wins Friends in High Places
    2. Oklahoma City Victims: An Update
    3. Victims' Amendment Drive Revived, Issue 3, 1998
    4. , Issue 4, 1998
  13. Oklahoma City Bombing Trial; Partial transcripts relating to exclusion of victim impact testimony
    1. June 3, 1997: Ruling barring certain victims
    2. June 4, 1997: Examination of Victims Prior to Testimony
    3. June 5, 1997: Judge Prevents 9-Year Old Boy from Testifying; More Victim Examinations
  14. *PBS Newshour, "Making Amends," June 25, 1996
  15. Senate Joint Resolution 6
    1. *Status in Congress
  16. Racial Minorities for Victim Justice, April 17, 2000 Letter [HTML][Word][PDF]
  17. *Schlosser, Eric, "A Grief Like No Other," The Atlantic Monthly, September 1997.
  18. Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing Prepared Testimony
    1. March 24, 1999
      1. Sen. Jon Kyl
      2. Marsha Kight
      3. Atty. Steve Twist
      4. Prof. Paul Cassell
    2. April 28, 1998
      1. Prof. Paul Cassell, Univ. Utah Law School
      2. Atty. Steve Twist
    3. April 16, 1997
      1. Prof. Paul Cassell, Univ. Utah Law School
      2. James Doyle, Wisconsin Attorney General
      3. Marsha Kight, Survivor of Oklahoma City bombing victim
      4. Carla Stovall, Kansas Attorney General
    4. April 23, 1996
      1. Prof. Paul Cassell, Univ. Utah Law School
      2. Rita Goldsmith, Parents of Murdered Children
      3. Ralph Hubbard, New York Chapter, Parents of Murdered Children
      4. Bob Preston, Co-Chair, NVCAN
  19. Seymour, Anne. NVCAN Powerpoint Presentation. 41K. {May need to shift-left mouse button to save to disk.)
  20. Tribe, Laurence
    1. "McVeighs' Victims Had a Right to Speak," New York Times, Op-Ed article, June 9, 1997.
    2. "Let's protect victims' rights," column with Paul Cassell, July 1998.
  21. *Victim Clarification Act
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