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Note: Please ensure that the victim is aware of his or her rights as soon as possible in the process. They may consider victim statements on the impact of crime when reviewing a case.įor further information on crime issues, see the DoD Victim and Witness Assistance Council web page. The right to be provided information, if applicable, about the conviction, sentencing, imprisonment, Convening Authority's action, appellate review, and release of the offender.Īdditionally, court-martial convening authorities, as well as clemency and parole boards, are directed to consider making restitution to the victim a condition of pretrial agreements, sentence reduction, clemency and parole.

#William sharp if it please the court free#

The right to proceedings free from unreasonable delay.The right to submit a written statement for the consideration of the Convening Authority prior to taking action on findings and sentence.The right to be reasonably heard at: 1) a public hearing concerning the continuation of any pretrial confinement of the accused 2) a sentencing hearing related to the offense 3) a public Military Department Clemency and Parole Board hearing related to the offense.The right to receive available restitution.

The right to reasonably confer with the prosecutor/Trial Counsel in the case.

The right to be present at all public proceedings related to the offense unless the hearing officer or military judge determines that your testimony would be materially altered if you as the victim heard other testimony.

The right to reasonable, accurate, and timely notice of public preliminary hearings, pretrial confinement hearings, court proceedings, and clemency and parole hearings related to the offense.

The right to be reasonably protected from the accused offender.

The right to be treated with fairness and respect for your dignity and privacy.

DoD law enforcement and legal personnel directly engaged in the detection, investigation or prosecution of crimes are responsible for ensuring that victims of military-related crime are accorded the following rights: The Directive includes a DoD Victims' Bill of Rights which resembles the Federal Crime Victims' Bill of Rights.