Marsy's Card - North Dakota

Marsy's Card is a legal document that was released by the North Dakota Attorney General's Office - a government authority operating within North Dakota.

FAQ

Q: What is Marsy's Card?
A: Marsy's Card is a victims' rights card.

Q: What does Marsy's Card do?
A: Marsy's Card grants certain rights to crime victims in North Dakota.

Q: Who is Marsy's Card named after?
A: Marsy's Card is named after Marsy Nicholas, a murder victim.

Q: What are some of the rights provided by Marsy's Card?
A: Some of the rights provided by Marsy's Card include the right to notification, the right to be present at court hearings, and the right to be heard.

Q: Who is eligible to receive Marsy's Card?
A: Any crime victim in North Dakota is eligible to receive Marsy's Card.

Q: Is there a fee to get a Marsy's Card?
A: No, there is no fee to get a Marsy's Card.

Q: Are the rights provided by Marsy's Card applicable only during criminal cases?
A: No, the rights provided by Marsy's Card extend beyond criminal cases and apply during all stages of the criminal justice process.

Q: Can I use Marsy's Card if I'm a witness to a crime?
A: Yes, Marsy's Card is not limited to just victims; witnesses to a crime can also utilize the rights provided by the card.

Q: What do I do if my rights as a crime victim are violated?
A: If your rights as a crime victim are violated, you can file a complaint with the prosecutor's office or seek legal counsel.