Crime Victims and Witnesses: Your Rights and Services
This Maryland brochure outlines the rights of crime victims and the services available to support them throughout the criminal justice process.
This page includes trusted resources to support victims and witnesses throughout the justice process. You can find information to help you track a case, understand court schedules, and access frequently asked questions.
These brochures explain the legal rights of crime victims and witnesses in Maryland, including available services and what to expect during the criminal and juvenile justice process.
This Maryland brochure outlines the rights of crime victims and the services available to support them throughout the criminal justice process.
Provided by the State’s Attorney’s Office, this guide explains victim rights and available protections throughout the criminal and juvenile justice process.
The Maryland Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention and Policy Victim Services website provides statewide resources, including victim compensation, rights information, and support services through a network of partner agencies.
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General Victim Services provides information on victim rights, the criminal justice process, and available support resources.
The Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center provides free legal services, advocacy, and support to help victims understand and exercise their rights.
The Maryland Office of the Attorney General Victim Services helps crime victims understand their rights, navigate the justice system, and access support resources.
The DPSCS Division of Parole and Probation Victim Services Unit provides support, advocacy, and resources for victims whose offenders are under supervision.
The DPSCS Victim Services Unit provides information, support, and notification services to victims whose offenders are incarcerated within the state correctional system.
The DPSCS Parole Commission Victim Services Unit provides information, advocacy, and notifications to help victims stay informed and involved in the parole process.
The Maryland Judiciary Case Search is an online database that lets the public access summary information about court cases across Maryland, including criminal, civil, traffic, and appellate cases. Users can search by name or case numb
The Circuit Court docket provides public access to civil, criminal, and family court schedules for the Circuit Court for Baltimore City. Court activity is available by docket for the current day only, allowing users to vie
View our comprehensive guide for victims and witnesses, available in both English and Spanish for your convenience.
Detailed answers regarding court procedures, victim rights, and the justice process in the State of Maryland can be found on our comprehensive FAQ page.