Who? Victim Victim survivor (7.69.020) Victim's representative (7.69.040) Where? Any hearing where the offender's release is at issue (Article I, Section 35); Bond hearings, parole hearings, sentence commutation hearings. At sentencing (7.69.030) Submitting a Victim Impact Statement (7.69.030) How? In person In writing By chosen representative By audio or video tape (for parole or commutation of sentence proceedings) About Victim Impact Statements Right to be Notified/Informed / Right to be Present / Right to be Heard / Right to Compensation and Restitution Right to Have a Victim Advocate Present / Right to Protection / Right to Records / Additional Rights for Child Victims Additional Rights for Dependent Persons / See also: Washington State Constitution: Article I - Section 35 ©2008/2010 Washington Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates* Reproduce only with permission. Website created by Aakshara. *Alley cats in Ellensburg photo by Roger Stanley; Downtown Spokane photo by Derek Hoffman.

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