MARYLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY


TASK FORCE TO EXAMINE CRIME VICTIMS' RIGHTS LAWS IN MARYLAND

Norman R. Stone, Jr., Senate Co-Chair (410) 841-3587
Joseph F. Vallario, Jr., House Co-Chair (410) 841-3488

Appointed by Senate President & House Speaker: Mary Ellen Barbera, Esq.; Russell Butler, Esq.; Keith Franz, Esq.; Adam B. Gelb, Esq.; Gloria Goldfaden; Keith Gross, Esq.; Anita E. Harewood, Esq.; Shari Heise; Denise McCain; Anne M. McCloskey; Joseph F. Murphy, Jr.; Patricia Pease; Carolyn A. Quattrocki, Esq.; Roberta R. Roper; Frank R. Weathersbee, Esq.; Alan M. Wilner.

Staff: Guy G. Cherry (410) 946-5535, (301) 970-5535

In 1995, the Task Force to Examine Crime Victims' Rights Laws in Maryland was formed by the Legislative Policy Committee. The Task Force monitors the effects of the constitutional amendment to the Declaration of Rights that relate to victims' rights (Chapter 102, Acts of 1994, ratified Nov. 8, 1994). Such rights include the rights of victims to participate in criminal justice proceedings and to be notified of their rights. As gaps in current law became apparent, the Task Force has drafted legislation to carry out the objectives of the amendment.

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