On November 5, 2019, over 1.7 million Pennsylvanians voted for Marsy’s Law.

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What is Marsy’s Law?

Marsy’s Law would ensure that victims have the same co-equal rights as the accused and convicted – nothing more, nothing less.

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In their own words, hear why it’s time for Marsy’s Law in Pennsylvania.

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Marsy’s Law Awards Rep. Brandon Markosek with Guardian of Victims’ Rights Award

Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania presented award for a continued commitment to victims’ rights

Crime Victims’ Rights Advocates Award Western Pennsylvania Elected Officials with Guardian of Victims’ Rights Awards

  Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania and the Center for Victims presented awards to a state senator, a state representative, and two Pittsburgh City Councilmembers for their continued commitment to victims’ rights.

Crime Victims’ Rights Advocates Award Chester County DA with Guardian of Victims’ Rights Award

Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania and the Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County presented the award to DA Deb Ryan for her efforts to protect victims

Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania Argues Before Commonwealth Court

Harrisburg, PA (June 10, 2020) - Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania spoke before a Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania en banc panel of judges on behalf of four victims during arguments for the League of Women Voters of PA, et al. v. Boockvar, et...

Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania Encouraged by Statewide Effort to Protect Victims

April 10, 2020 - Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania today praised Governor Tom Wolf’s decision to include protections for victims in his executive order that implements a temporary program to reprieve prison sentences for non-violent offenders amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Dom Costa: Crime victims deserve more rights

Former Pennsylvania state representative and Pittsburgh police officer and chief, Dom Costa, weighs in on the need for crime victims' constitutional rights through Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania.  

MARSY’S LAW FILES RESPONSE IN OPPOSITION OF ACLU’S PUSH TO EXCLUDE VICTIMS FROM CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROCESS IN PENNSYLVANIA

The ACLU continues to argue for the release of prisoners without input from crime victims and their families   HARRISBURG (April 2, 2020) – Advocates for crime victims in Pennsylvania sharply criticized the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Pennsylvania for...

Ed Rendell: Pennsylvania still needs justice for Marsy’s Law

Former Pennsylvania Governor, Ed Rendell weighs in on the need for crime victims' constitutional rights through Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania.

PA Victims Advocate Group Denounces ACLU’s Efforts to Release Prisoners Amid COVID-19 Outbreak while Blocking Victims’ Rights

Marsy’s Law for PA fears victims will not be consulted or notified during new push for early release of criminals from prison   HARRISBURG, PA - Marsy’s Law for Pennsylvania today sharply criticized the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of...

Marsy's Law for Pennsylvania Presents Sen. Ward with Guardian of Victims’ Rights Award

Pennsylvania State Senator Kim Ward Receives Honor