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L.Worthy,Wayne County Prosecutor  \n1200 FRANK MURPHY HALLOF JUSTICE1441 ST.ANTOINE STREETDETROIT,MICHIGAN48226-2302  \nKYM L.WORTHYPROSECUTING ATTORNEYRICHARD P.HATHAWAYCHIEF ASSISTANT  \nTEL:(313)224-5777  \nFAX:(313)224-0974  \nA message to crime victims:  \nThe uission of the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office is topursue justice,to safeguard the comuunity by demandingaccountability for those who commit criues and to enhance thequality of life by changing the culture of violeuce.  \nAs your Prosecutor,I pursue this mission by enforcing the criminal laws while workingwith other agencies to change the culture that permits crime to cast a shadow over ourcommunity.  \nNo one plans to be a victim of crime.When crime does strike,victims are immediatelydrawn into a legal system that can be confusing and frustrating.The Victim Services Unitin my office provides a voice for victim's rights.Our trained advocates will help youunderstand your rights and what is expected of you.Advocates can give you the guidanceand information necessary to successfully manage this difficult time in your life.  \nYou play a vital role in the achievement of justice.This handbook provides you withvaluable guidelines for understanding and navigating a case as it moves through thesystem.While I cannot presume to understand what you are experiencing at thismoment,I do understand something about trauma having been a victim of violencemyself.I understand that victims and survivors of all crimes need access to informationabout their case and advocacy to secure their rights in the criminal justice system.  \nWhen citizens report crime and testify in court,they help to make our community safer.By taking the time to identify and meet the needs of victims and survivors of crime,thisoffice commits itself to creating a culture of respect for human life.Every member of mystaff is committed to treating victims and witnesses with dignity and respect whileadvocating vigorously for justice.  \nIt is my hope that,regardless of the outcome of your case,you will emerge from thisexperience feeling that you have received the support you needed and that you are astrong and valued individual.Once again I thank you for your participation andcooperation in your case.  \nSincerely,  \nKym L.Worthy  \nProsecuting Attorney  \nWAYNE COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICEVictim Services Unit  \n# We are Here to Help You\n\nIfyou are a victim of crime,the Victim Services Unit is here to guide and assistyou through the criminal justice system.You are a victim if you have sufferedphysical,financial,or emotional harm as a result of a crime.If you havequestions or need help,please call 313.224.5800.  \n# How We Can Help\n\nProvide information about:  \n● Court dates  \n·Court procedures  \n·Your rights  \nAccompany you to court to provide support and answer questions  \nEncourage and assist you in completing a victim impact statement to  \n## Give information to the judge at the sentencing hearing\n\n·Express any 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