Marsy's Law for Wisconsin

Marsy's Law for Wisconsin Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin is dedicated to the cause of ensuring that crime victims’ rights are codified in Wisconsin constitutional law.

08/13/2026

Most people don’t grow up knowing how the criminal justice system works.

For crime victims, navigating the justice process is usually something they never expected to do. It can feel unfamiliar and overwhelming, and they might be full of questions.

Access to clear, timely information regarding their cases, as well as the system as a whole, can help victims better understand and navigate this difficult process with greater confidence.

08/11/2026

“When victims understand their rights from the very beginning, they feel more supported and respected as their cases move forward. These rights recognize that victims are not bystanders. They are directly affected by crime, and their voices deserve to be part of the system that responds to it.”

一 Clark County Sheriff Kerry Kirn

Thank you to Sheriff Kirn for highlighting the importance of helping victims understand their rights and that their voices must be part of the justice process.

08/06/2026

What does it mean to be informed?

For crime victims, being informed means knowing what is happening throughout their cases and the criminal justice process.

Marsy’s Law helps ensure victims receive essential information about their cases and are kept informed as the process moves forward. Access to clear, timely information helps victims better understand and navigate the justice process.

08/04/2026

Small things can make a meaningful difference.

Sometimes it’s getting an update on a case. Sometimes it’s understanding the next step in the justice process. Sometimes it’s simply having the chance to ask questions and to be heard.

For someone navigating the justice system after experiencing a crime, these moments matter. Ensuring victims are informed, respected, and protected throughout the process is an important part of protecting victims’ rights.

07/30/2026

When you think of justice, what comes to mind?

At Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, justice means ensuring crime victims are informed, respected, and heard throughout the justice process.

Justice can mean different things to different people, and we’d love to hear your perspective. What does justice mean to you? Share your thoughts in the comments below! ⭐

07/28/2026

“Work of all kinds makes a difference for victims.”

Whether it’s victim advocates, prosecutors, district attorneys, law enforcement, or community organizations, protecting victims’ rights is a shared commitment.

Thank you to everyone across Wisconsin who works every day to make those rights a reality. Congratulations and thank you once again to Peter J. Rindal, Jessica Bryan, and Bronson Stein, recipients of this year’s Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin’s Champion of Crime Victims’ Rights Award. Your dedication helps ensure crime victims are informed, respected, and heard throughout the justice process. 💜

Which of these do you think are constitutional rights for crime victims in Wisconsin?The answer is: D. all of the above!...
07/23/2026

Which of these do you think are constitutional rights for crime victims in Wisconsin?

The answer is: D. all of the above!

Marsy’s Law helps ensure victims have these constitutional protections throughout the criminal justice process. 💜

07/21/2026

As Eau Claire County District Attorney Peter J. Rindal accepted Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin’s Champion of Crime Victims’ Rights Award, he emphasized that victim advocacy is a “system-wide undertaking” and recognized the work of his office and its law enforcement partners.

We congratulate Peter J. Rindal, Jessica Bryan, and Bronson Stein on this well-deserved recognition, and thank them for their continued commitment to ensuring victims are informed, respected, and heard.

A big crowd turned out today in Eau Claire as we honored District Attorney Peter J. Rindal, Victim Witness Coordinator J...
07/14/2026

A big crowd turned out today in Eau Claire as we honored District Attorney Peter J. Rindal, Victim Witness Coordinator Jessica Bryan, and Bolton Refuge House’s Bronson Stein with the Marsy’s Law Champion of Victims’ Rights Award.

07/14/2026

We are live from the Eau Claire County Courthouse as Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin presents the Champion of Crime Victims’ Rights Award.

Today we’re recognizing Peter J. Rindal, Jessica Bryan and Bronson Stein for their commitment to strengthening victims’ rights. Their support in facilitating the silhouette exhibits helps raise awareness of the constitutional rights afforded to crime victims in Wisconsin.

Thank you for joining us!

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