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Posted on September 30, 2018October 1, 2018 by C. Ross

Presence of Victim Advocate in Forensic Examination

This resource is a statutory compilation on the presence of victim advocates during forensic examinations in sexual assault cases.

CategoriesResources, Sexual Violence, Statutory Compilation & Case Law Summaries TagsDNA Evidence, Investigations, Medical Evidence, Sexual Violence, Victim Advocacy, Victims' Rights

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