Marsy's Law for Wisconsin

06/12/2026

The criminal justice process can be overwhelming, especially for those directly impacted by crime.

Marsy’s Law helps ensure victims are treated with respect and notified about important developments in their case, so they never have to feel like bystanders in a process that can alter their day-to-day realities.

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06/11/2026

Marsy’s Law recognizes that crime victims deserve to be more than bystanders in the legal process.

“Victims should never feel like they are simply bystanders in cases that deeply affect their lives, as well as their futures.”
— Christa Moebbeking, Medford
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06/09/2026

Marsy’s Law helps ensure crime victims are informed and treated with dignity throughout the justice process. Victims deserve to know that their rights and voices matter.

“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,” says Kerry Kirn, Clark County Sheriff.
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06/08/2026

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul emphasized that justice is more than securing a conviction – it’s also ensuring victims’ rights are respected.

“There is a recognition that to get full justice in a case, it’s not simply about getting a conviction, but it’s also about ensuring that a victim gets justice and that their rights are respected,” Kaul said. He pointed to Marsy’s Law as an important step in expanding constitutional protections for crime victims in Wisconsin.

06/05/2026

Marsy’s Law helps ensure victims are informed, respected, and heard throughout the justice process.

“When individuals feel respected and informed, they are better able to engage with the systems designed to support them and to participate meaningfully in processes that directly affect their lives.” Read more ⬇️
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Victims deserve legal protections

06/05/2026

At the 2026 Wisconsin Victims’ Rights Conference, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul emphasized the importance of ensuring justice for crime victims throughout the criminal justice process.

“Justice isn’t served until it’s served for crime victims. Making sure that we have stood up for those who are directly harmed by criminal activity is a critical part of what our system can and really needs to do to get justice in these cases.”

06/04/2026

A display at the Trempealeau County Courthouse is helping raise awareness of the constitutional rights guaranteed to crime victims under Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin.

Officials say the exhibit highlights the importance of victim advocacy and informing survivors of their rights throughout the court process.
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05/21/2026

Supporting victims of crime doesn’t end at prosecuting the offender. Crime takes a toll on victims, both physically and mentally.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin recognizes the unique challenges many victims face in the healing process. The Office for Victims of Crime offers toolkits, publications, trainings and other resources designed to help victims navigate these critical times.

Discover publications, resources, and other information about physical and mental health related to crime victimization.

05/19/2026

Crime victims shouldn’t be overlooked in the justice process. With Marsy’s Law, they get a voice.

The right to be informed - of charges, court proceedings, and of the release of a perpetrator.

The right to be protected - from harassment, unwanted contact and further harm.

Restitution - financial compensation for losses caused by the crime.

Support - access to counseling, community and legal aid.

Empowerment - perhaps most importantly, victims are heard and respected at every point in the process.

Explore the profound impact of Marsy's Law on victims' rights and the criminal justice system. Understand how this legislation empowers victims and reshapes legal proceedings.

05/18/2026

Thank you to Trempealeau County District Attorney John Sacia, Sheriff Erica Koxlien, and New Horizons for coming together to raise awareness on Marsy’s Law and making sure Trempealeau County sees, honors, and remembers victims through the Silhouettes Project.