Marsy's Law for Georgia

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Marsy's Law for Georgia On November 6, 2018, voters in Georgia overwhelmingly passed Marsy’s Law with over 80% of the vote, giving constitutional rights to crime victims.

The goal of Marsy’s Law of Georgia is to elevate victims’ rights to a Constitutional level so that victims of violent crimes will be afforded the same Constitutional protection as criminals. Victims of violent crime and their families deserve to have guaranteed Constitutional rights, to be treated with respect and dignity within our system of criminal justice, have their voices heard in key judicial proceedings, and their safety considered when setting bail and release conditions. Victims don't enlist in the victims' rights movement. They get drafted by the vicious criminals that murder their loved ones. Support Marsy’s Law of Georgia and help our state take the lead in providing victims with enforceable constitutional rights.

The Karibu Community Legacy Bridge to a Better Tomorrow Annual Gala will be held on Friday, October 30, at the Chamblee ...
10/23/2026

The Karibu Community Legacy Bridge to a Better Tomorrow Annual Gala will be held on Friday, October 30, at the Chamblee Police Department.

This formal event will feature keynote speaker Eden Anania, a domestic violence survivor and abuse prevention expert. The evening, filled with dining, dancing and culture will celebrate and honor the resilience of individual and families affected by domestic violence. Tickets are available now.

Join us in person for The Bridge to a Better Tomorrow Gala—connecting hearts for a brighter future!

One major hindrance that prevents individuals from leaving their abusers is the fear of leaving their beloved pet or pet...
10/21/2026

One major hindrance that prevents individuals from leaving their abusers is the fear of leaving their beloved pet or pets behind.

Ahimsa House in Tucker helps alleviate these concerns. We are proud to be able to present a Marsy's Law for Georgia Champion Award to Ahimsa House founder Emilie Christie and executive director Myra Rasnick during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This organization is dedicated to addressing the link between domestic violence and animal cruelty.

Georgia Tech's VOICEs Unmuted is an annual event that empowers students to share their stories and experiences through c...
10/19/2026

Georgia Tech's VOICEs Unmuted is an annual event that empowers students to share their stories and experiences through creative artforms in a safe, supportive space. Designed to uplift voices, encourage healing and spark conversation and community, the event will take place on Wednesday, October 21 at the Cypress Theater.

Donations collected will benefit Raksha and Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence. View the website for more details on requested items to donate.

Every October, communities come together to acknowledge and raise awareness around dating and domestic violence and relationship harm. On campus, you may see purple everywhere: purple ribbons, purple shoes, purple lawn signs, and even the Campanile will be purple. Purple is the symbol of our commitm...

They may not look like it, but these bikers are a kid's biggest support group in court.Bikers Against Child Abuse amplif...
10/15/2026

They may not look like it, but these bikers are a kid's biggest support group in court.

Bikers Against Child Abuse amplify the little voices that tend to get overlooked and help bolster a child's confidence when having to testify against their abusers. We are honored to be able to present a Marsy's Law Champion Award to recognize these amazing motorcycle-riding professionals from the Georgia BACA H***h, Little River Red Top Mountain and Two Rivers chapters during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Thank you for all you do in protecting children survivors of child abuse.

We are so honored to have been able to present a Champion Award to our advisory board member, Dr. Rita Davis-Cannon to k...
10/13/2026

We are so honored to have been able to present a Champion Award to our advisory board member, Dr. Rita Davis-Cannon to kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Rita is the Victim Services Director at the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia. As a domestic abuse survivor, helping victims has always held a special place in her heart. Rita is a vital member of the Marsy's Law for Georgia team and we could not do what we do without her and people like her.

Getting all of Georgia's judicial systems into the VINE automated victim notification system is imperative so that misco...
10/09/2026

Getting all of Georgia's judicial systems into the VINE automated victim notification system is imperative so that miscommunications like this don't happen.

The Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council is actively working to get all of the state's counties signed up.
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Registration for the annual Trek or Treat 5K Justice Run is now open! This Douglasville race benefitting local domestic ...
10/07/2026

Registration for the annual Trek or Treat 5K Justice Run is now open! This Douglasville race benefitting local domestic violence support organizations offers "phantom runner" registrations donated to a domestic violence survivor.

The run/walk race will be held on October 31, at Boundary Waters Park. Register for the in-person or virtual race now.

The Trek or Treat is on Saturday October 31, 2026. It includes the following events: Trek or Treat 5K Individual Registration, Trek or Treat Virtual 5K, and Trek or Treat 5k Phantom Runner (Purchasing an entry to donate to a DV Survivor).

10/05/2026

Statistically 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been victims to domestic violence. During October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we will be posting resources for survivors of intimate partner, child and elder abuse.

Live Safe Reources is committed to making services such as domestic violence shelter, transitional housing, sexual assault counseling, temporary protective orders and more accessible to all who need them.

A 12-year-old girl is able to bravely face her abusers and deliver her victim impact statement in court. The judge was i...
10/02/2026

A 12-year-old girl is able to bravely face her abusers and deliver her victim impact statement in court. The judge was impressed with her strength and composure before he delivered his sentencing.

Courageous 12-year-old delivers powerful victim statement to adoptive parents who abused her By Christie PoolStaff [email protected] Pickens County couple who adopted a young girl and then subjected her to physical abuse, forced labor and imprisonment inside their home pleaded g

With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, it's important to realize the effect of domestic violence and inti...
10/01/2026

With October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, it's important to realize the effect of domestic violence and intimate partner abuse.

While the backlash of the Good Good Golf ad focused on the marketing and business aspect of the ad, we want to focus on the victims and their voices. Advisory board member and University of Georgia School of Law professor Christine Scartz pens a poignant essay for us all to remember.

The Good Good Golf ad controversy highlights the urgent need to address domestic violence normalization and corporate responsibility in society.

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