Be treated with fairness and respect regarding your safety, dignity, and privacy.
Reasonable protection from the accused or anyone acting on his or her behalf.
Refuse to answer questions from the offender or any person representing the offender.
Proceedings that are free from unreasonable delay and a prompt conclusion of the case.
Receive a full and timely restitution.
Access to the attorney for the government.
You may request your right to:
A timely notice of all public proceedings involving the crime against you and to attend them.
Speak at any proceeding involving an offender's release, plea, sentencing, disposition or parole.
Receive notice if the offender is released or escapes.
Assert these rights yourself, through a representative, or by asking the prosecuting attorney. If your releif is denied, you may appeal to your local district court of appeals.