Congressional Push for Victims' Rights Legislation Cited in Utah Law Review

The passage only references ongoing legislative interest in victims' rights and a pending bill by Senator Kyl, without naming specific financial flows, misconduct, or high‑level power players beyond a Senator Jon Kyl (R‑AZ) introduced a victims' rights bill whose final disposition is uncertain. Congressional interest in expanding victims' rights, potentially via a constitutional amendment, is The

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Page 78 of 78 2007 Utah L. Rev. 861, *970 As of this writing, the ultimate disposition of Senator Kyl's bill remains uncertain. But what 1s certain is that congressional interest in crime victims’ rights will remain strong. Congress has been working on far reaching crime victims’ rights legislation for several decades now and, indeed, many in Congress favor an amendment to the United States Constitution to protect victims' rights. °!! Against that backdrop, it is unlikely that Congress will permit the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to only haphazardly protect victims’ rights. If the Advisory Committee does not complete the task of comprehensively reforming the Rules to protect victims, Congress almost certainly will - and should - finish the job. Utah Law Review Copyright (c) 2007 Utah Law Review Society End of Document 6ll See supra notes 30-35 and accompanying text. DAVID SCHOEN

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