Tennessee § 40-38-113 Information required to be provided to victim by law enforcement agencies

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§ 40-38-113 — Information required to be provided to victim by law enforcement agencies

Tennessee § 40-38-113

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 40-38-113 (2026).

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Law enforcement agencies shall provide notice of the following information to any victim of crime:

(1)The victim's rights under the Tennessee Constitution, Article I, § 35, to be free from intimidation, harassment and abuse throughout the criminal justice system;

(2)The availability, if any, of crisis intervention services and emergency and medical services;

(3)The name of the law enforcement agency and telephone number;

(4)In cases of domestic violence, the procedures and resources available for protection of the victim;

(5)The names and telephone numbers of public and private victim assistance programs, including the state criminal injuries compensation program and programs that provide counseling, treatment and other support services; and (6) The procedural steps involved in a crim

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Law enforcement agencies shall provide notice of the following information to any victim of crime: (1) The victim's rights under the Tennessee Constitution, Article I, § 35, to be free from intimidation, harassment and abuse throughout the criminal justice system; (2) The availability, if any, of crisis intervention services and emergency and medical services; (3) The name of the law enforcement agency and telephone number; (4) In cases of domestic violence, the procedures and resources available for protection of the victim; (5) The names and telephone numbers of public and private victim assistance programs, including the state criminal injuries compensation program and programs that provide counseling, treatment and other support services; and (6) The procedural steps involved in a criminal prosecution.