The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office offers support and services for people impacted by crime. Whether you are a victim, witness, family member, or community member, this section connects you to information, assistance, and accommodations to help you navigate the legal process and access the support you need.
If you have been impacted by a crime, we encourage you to contact our office to learn how we may assist you. You can also visit our Your Rights & What to Expect, Resources, and Frequently Asked Questions pages to learn more about the criminal justice process and available support.
An overview of the support and services provided by our Victim Witness Division
Comprehensive information and support for victims and witnesses throughout the criminal justice process.
Court accompaniment and in-person support during hearings and trials.
Act as the primary point of contact for victims and witnesses, working closely with the Assistant State’s Attorneys (ASAs).
Bilingual Victim Witness Coordinators are available to assist Spanish speaking individuals.
Schedule interpretation services.
Making referrals to appropriate agencies and service providers.
Collaborative safety planning tailored to each victim or witness’s unique circumstances.
Assistance with writing victim impact statements.
Documentation for work or school to verify court appearances.
Parking validation for approved garages.
Travel and transportation accommodations.
Learn about accessible services and accommodations available to victims and witnesses.
The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office is committed to helping victims and witnesses access available services. Your Victim Witness Coordinator can help facilitate accommodation requests and coordinate transportation assistance when needed.
Learn about the spaces dedicated to victims and witnesses
The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office recognizes the impact of losing a loved one to violence. The Family Bereavement Center offers compassionate support and resources to help families navigate grief and the legal process.
Our office provides a dedicated, safe reception space for victims and witnesses attending court proceedings. This private area ensures comfort and security while you await your court appearance.
The Office of the State’s Attorney is committed to supporting victims of qualifying crimes who are willing to assist law enforcement in the investigation or prosecution of criminal activity. If you are seeking a signature from the State’s Attorney for a U-Visa (Form I-918), please carefully review the following guidelines.
All U-Visa Certification requests must be submitted via email
Moved or changed your phone number? Keeping your contact information up to date helps ensure we can reach you with important case updates, court dates, and notifications. If you prefer, you can also choose to limit or update how we contact you.
