3293 Stone Mountain Hwy Ste G118, Snellville, GA 30078
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Statewide Domestic Violence Victim Services
Domestic violence service providers in Utah are a safe place for victims and their children, and may offer free support and services to individuals and families affected by domestic violence. These providers offer a range of services to meet the needs and empower individuals to work toward safety & stability. These services may include:
Emergency shelter
24-hour crisis line
Case management
Transitional housing
Counseling & support groups
Transportation
Children’s services
Food
Personal care items
Advocacy and referral programs for both domestic and sexual violence
UNDERSTANDING VICTIMS RIGHTS
Often, legal definitions and laws protecting victims of domestic violence and sexual assault do not include all of the types of controlling behavior abusers may use in a relationship. However, there are many ways that individuals can protect themselves, we do not provide legal advice or representation, please see the list below for legal assistance.
The Utah Legislature passed a victims’ bill of rights in 1987 and constitutional legislation in 1994 to ensure all victims and witnesses of a crime, especially children, are treated with courtesy and sensitivity.
There are victims rights in Utah which include:
The right to privacy
The right to be heard at sentencing
The right to be informed and assisted
The right to a speedy resolution of their case
The right to be free from threats and intimidation
The right to restitution and reparations for their losses
The right to notice of all important criminal justice proceedings
The right to be present in the courtroom for all important hearings
The right to be treated with dignity, respect, courtesy, and sensitivity
The right to an explanation of the legal proceedings & plea negotiations
Child Victim Rights:
The right to have the process conducted in the most effective and least traumatic, intrusive, and intimidating manner
The right to have interviews related to criminal prosecution kept to a minimum and conducted in an age-appropriate way
Our Legal Representation
Utah Legal Services, Inc.
Free legal assistance for those who qualify. For information or to apply for services:
Phone:
Working Hours:
9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday - Friday
Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake County
Free and low-cost legal assistance for those who qualify. For information or to apply for services:
Phone:
Location
Room W17, Matheson Courthouse, 450 South State Street, Salt Lake City, Utah 84114
Protective Orders only, in-person*
Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic
Provides free legal representation to crime victims when their rights are at stake. The Legal Clinic is available to serve victims of all types of crime and has a statewide focus
Phone:
Timpanogos Legal Center
Website
Phone:
Working hours
9:00 am – 2:00 pm. Monday - Friday
(after hours leave a message)
ORDERS OF PROTECTION IN UTAH
There are protection provisions for those impacted by violence which are court-ordered documents that will place restrictions on individuals who committed violence, threatened violence, and/or attempted violence. Please visit THIS website for the most updated comprehensive information and resources on the various forms of protection available.
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