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NCVLI is proud to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community this June! We continue our commitment to assisting victims in enforcing their rights no matter their sexual identity. #pridemonth #victimsrights ... See MoreSee Less

NCVLI is proud to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community this June!  We continue our commitment to assisting victims in enforcing their rights no matter their sexual identity. #PrideMonth #VictimsRights

The 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference is packed with discussions on the representation of military-connected victims and the enforcement of their rights. It’s not too late to register and join these discussions virtu#crimevictimlawconference2023ce2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

The 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference is packed with discussions on the representation of military-connected victims and the enforcement of their rights. It’s not too late to register and join these discussions virtually! #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/

We are only ONE WEEK AWAY from the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference. We are excited to meet attorneys, advocates and allied professionals from across the US and join discussions on victims’ rights enforcement. Will you be there? It’s not too late to register to attend#crimevictimlawconference2023nference2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

We are only ONE WEEK AWAY from the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference. We are excited to meet attorneys, advocates and allied professionals from across the US and join discussions on victims’ rights enforcement. Will you be there? It’s not too late to register to attend virtually! #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/

Human bias and systemic violations can create a justice system with no justice. Join Elizabeth Ortiz from AZ prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council for a discussion on Rule 3.8, and Kazi Huston and Emily Tofte Nestaval from Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center on how to address systemic violations at the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference. Register Today! #crimevictimlawconference2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

Human bias and systemic violations can create a justice system with no justice. Join Elizabeth Ortiz from AZ prosecuting Attorneys Advisory Council for a discussion on Rule 3.8, and Kazi Huston and Emily Tofte Nestaval from Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center on how to address systemic violations at the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference. Register Today! #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/Image attachment

Today is International Missing Children’s Day. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is a critical resource on issues of missing and sexually exploited children. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children website contains resources and links for parents, children, advocates, and attorneys regarding issues of child safety, sex offenders, victimization, and recovery. ncvli.org/national-center-for-missing-and-exploited-children-ncmec/ ... See MoreSee Less

Today is International Missing Children’s Day. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is a critical resource on issues of missing and sexually exploited children. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children website contains resources and links for parents, children, advocates, and attorneys regarding issues of child safety, sex offenders, victimization, and recovery. https://ncvli.org/national-center-for-missing-and-exploited-children-ncmec/

Preston Findlay will be joining us at the Conference from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to speak about how to represent and support survivors of child sexual abuse material. Join the discussion and register to attend virtually today. #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

Preston Findlay will be joining us at the Conference from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to speak about how to represent and support survivors of child sexual abuse material. Join the discussion and register to attend virtually today. #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/

The Rights in Systems Enforced (RISE) Project is a national network of legal clinics providing legal representation to assist victims in asserting and seeking enforcement of their rights in criminal cases, and, as necessary, provide representation on collateral civil legal matters arising from the victimization. Learn more: ncvli.org/what-we-do/rise-rights-enforcement-clinics/ ... See MoreSee Less

The Rights in Systems Enforced (RISE) Project is a national network of legal clinics providing legal representation to assist victims in asserting and seeking enforcement of their rights in criminal cases, and, as necessary, provide representation on collateral civil legal matters arising from the victimization. Learn more: https://ncvli.org/what-we-do/rise-rights-enforcement-clinics/

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Please catch Kalli Chan, Vivianna Castro, Alexandra Surina, Waukegan Home Inspectors stealing from tenants as they stole socks, $10 and $5, glasses, and all my belongings from me. Waukegan threw my belongings on the curb. Waukegan beat me up with 15-20 broken bones, 2 teeth lost, bleeding, Orkin bug spraying. Orkin is linked to my mom's death poisoning her with fentanyl, hydromorphone. Waukegan is linked to death of 100,000 people as Abbott labs marketed oxycontin for Purdue Pharma. Alexandra Surina assaulted and battered me by locking me out of the apartment when I had no rent due. She suddenly said "you are being evicted" last November when I was still paying the rent. Surina was trying to steal my belongings. Tenants stole a cabinet from me in front of me with my belongings on the street. Move to Harbor Lakes Waukegan. Set up a sting with glass figurines or statues in your apartment. See if Kalli Chan, Vivianna Castro, Alexandra Surina, Arab judge Micheal Betar steal belongings from you. Tenants frequently stole belongings from me. Home inspections are used to steal from people. IDHR employee Jean Harris helps engage in hate crime against white tenants by not ordering Alexandra Surina to renew the lease. Arab judge Betar uses the 4th amendment and my mom's death as an illegal reason to invade homes and evict people. Tenants are probably locked outside dying of sleepiness as Alexandra Surina illegally evicts to harm people. Alexandra Surina is trying to murder tenants by illegally locking them out. Alexandra Surina is doing hate crime against whites, Catholics, aged, disabled, hernia, birth defect, single status, unmarried, NASA contractor, defense contractor so eviction was illegal. I have Lithuanian, French, German, Luxembourg, Belgian ancestry so eviction was illegal on ancestry and US citizenship status. A tenant tried to steal a space heater from me. Tenants use Lake County to throw out a persons belongings and then steal the belongings Alexandra Surina and tenants of Harbor Lakes steal from other tenants then use eviction to steal from the tenant who has belongings. I have paid $2171 to respond to my belongings on the street, so please donate to James T Struck P O BOX 61 Evanston IL 60204. Waukegan, Alexandra Surina, Lake County Sheriff, Arab judge Michael Betar tried to murder me using eviction. Betar was boasting how he gambles in Las Vegas during my hearing corruption James T. STruck BA, BS, AA, MLIS PO BOX 61 Evanston IL 60204

JUSTICE. What does it mean to a survivor and how can an attorney help work towards it? Join us virtually at the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference for important discussions around victims’ rights and necessary jus#crimevictimlawconference2023ce2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

JUSTICE. What does it mean to a survivor and how can an attorney help work towards it? Join us virtually at the 2023 Crime Victim Law Conference for important discussions around victims’ rights and necessary justice! #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/

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Justice is the answer. God is a God of Justice. He is the creator and designer of it. Any and all human beings who work in justice (police, lawyers, judges and others) need to know that they work and serve in GOD’S HOUSE. They work and serve in God’s domain, God’s territory. All who work in justice must know God. The God of this world is Satan, the father of LIES. Those who do not know God Most High (the Lord Jesus) must repent and seek the Lord. God is TRUTH. God hates a liar. Every liar shall have their place in the lake of fire. A court of law shall seek THE TRUTH. Justice means to make right. Restorative Justice seeks the salvation of the soul of the offender. Not all offenders qualify for restorative Justice and then become subject to criminal justice. God’s basis for ALL human flesh is that we are SINNERS. God calls ALL to repentance. Not all will repent. It is better to be a sinner than a criminal. A criminal is one who rejects the Lord, does not repent, is an unbeliever. Those who love the Lord accept their title, SINNER. The Lord calls His people to come out of the world (friendship with the world is enmity with God). We are to be in the world but not of it. God calls His people to make themselves HOLY and become SAINTS. This is the conference. What I’ve ministered here in this comment shall be presented at your conference. You must acknowledge THE GOD OF JUSTICE.

Did you know victims of gender-based violence are more likely to face problems in the workplace? The cross between employment rights and victims’ rights is more significant than you can imagine. Join Robin Runge, Seher Khawaja, and Kate Miceli for a discussion on victim representation and employment rights by registering for the Crime Victim Law Conference today. @LegalMomentum @WithoutVio#crimevictimlawconference2023ce2023 whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/ ... See MoreSee Less

Did you know victims of gender-based violence are more likely to face problems in the workplace? The cross between employment rights and victims’ rights is more significant than you can imagine. Join Robin Runge, Seher Khawaja, and Kate Miceli for a discussion on victim representation and employment rights by registering for the Crime Victim Law Conference today. @LegalMomentum @WithoutViolence #CrimeVictimLawConference2023 https://whova.com/portal/registration/cvlc_202306/

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Gender based, what does that mean?

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