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In 2018, Floridians amended their constitution with Marcy’s Law, boosting protections for crime victims and slightly shifting a justice system that’s traditionally focused on defendants’ rights. Now, victims have a Bill of Rights—like being treated with fairness, respect, and safety—and they can request additional rights, such as updates on court proceedings, input at hearings, and direct conversations with prosecutors. Though many of these rights existed before in some form, Marcy’s Law elevates them to constitutional status.

If you’re a victim looking to exercise Marcy’s Law rights (like having your information withheld from public record or ensuring your voice is heard at key stages), you must actively request these options. This is where a notice in court triggers processes for protection and involvement. As always, every case is unique and navigating legal amendments can be confusing.

If you need guidance—as a victim or an accused individual—feel free to reach out. I’ve been defending cases in Central Florida for over 31 years, and I’m here to clarify these evolving laws. If you’re just here to learn, please hit like or subscribe—whatever positive button is available—to help share this information.

The Law Office of John Guidry, P.A.
https://www.jgcrimlaw.com
(407) 423-1117
320 N Magnolia Ave, Ste B1, Orlando, Florida 32801

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