Victim Services Threatened by a Depleted Perpetrator-Financed Crime Victims Fund References and Resources

August 1, 2020

Written By: Nicolyn Charlot, Brittany Gay, Elizabeth Baker, John Hamel, Jacqueline Fisher, L.B. Klein, Cathryn Richmond, & Sheridan Miyamoto

Additional Contributors: Abigail Akande, Caroline Friedman Levy, Megan Greeson, Melanie Hetzel-Riggin, Canan Karatekin, Alex Piquero, & Heather Risser

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