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Form SJ-754A Presentation of the Victim Impact Statement to the Court for the Purpose of Sentencing and Notice of Change of Address - Quebec, Canada
FAQ
Q: What is SJ-754A?
A: SJ-754A is a form used in Quebec, Canada for presenting a Victim Impact Statement to the Court for the purpose of sentencing and notifying a change of address.
Q: What is a Victim Impact Statement?
A: A Victim Impact Statement is a written or oral statement made by a victim or a victim's family that describes the impact of the crime on their lives.
Q: What is the purpose of presenting a Victim Impact Statement to the Court?
A: The purpose of presenting a Victim Impact Statement to the Court is to provide the victim or their family with an opportunity to express the physical, emotional, and financial impact of the crime, which can be taken into consideration during sentencing.
Q: What is the Notice of Change of Address?
A: The Notice of Change of Address is a part of the form SJ-754A that allows the victim or their family to inform the Court about any changes in their address.
Q: Who can use form SJ-754A?
A: The form SJ-754A can be used by victims of crime or their family members in Quebec, Canada.
Q: Do I need a lawyer to fill out form SJ-754A?
A: No, you do not necessarily need a lawyer to fill out form SJ-754A. However, seeking legal advice may be helpful in certain cases.
Q: Is form SJ-754A specific to Quebec only?
A: Yes, form SJ-754A is specific to Quebec, Canada and should be used in accordance with the laws and regulations of Quebec.
Q: Is there a deadline for submitting form SJ-754A?
A: The specific deadline for submitting form SJ-754A may vary depending on the court and the case. It is important to check with the court or seek legal advice to determine the deadline.
Q: Can I make changes to my Victim Impact Statement after submitting form SJ-754A?
A: It may be possible to make changes to your Victim Impact Statement after submitting form SJ-754A, but it is recommended to consult with the court or your legal advisor regarding the process for making changes.
