Sample Public Service Announcements

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This week – April 10th to 16th – marks the 25th anniversary of National Crime Victims' Rights Week. During this Silver Anniversary observance, we can all join together to honor crime victims and those who serve them. Because justice isn't served until crime victims are.

Victims of crime in (community/state) are our mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, children, friends, neighbors and co-workers. Crime affects victims in many ways – physically, emotionally, financially, and spiritually. When one person is affected by crime, we all feel its impact. Access to supportive services in our community, and the rights to be informed of and involved in justice proceedings, are what justice is all about in America. And justice isn't served until crime victims are.

So during 2005 National Crime Victims' Rights Week and throughout the year, remember that crime victims in (community/state) have rights, and a wide range of services to help them cope with the aftermath of criminal victimization. If you or someone you know is a victim of crime, help is available. So get help, or help out. For more information about victims' rights and services in (community/state) or to volunteer for victims of crime, please call (area code/telephone number) or visit our Web site at (URL).

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April 10th to 16th marks the 25th anniversary of National Crime Victims' Rights Week in America.

We have the opportunity – individually and collectively – to pay tribute to all who been harmed by crime in our community, and to re-commit our energies to ensure that crime victims and survivors are aware of the many rights and services available to help them.

So during National Crime Victims' Rights Week and throughout the year, remember that justice isn't served until crime victims are. You can get help, or help out. For more information about victims' rights and services in (community/state) or to volunteer to help victims of crime, please call (area code/telephone number) or visit our Web site at (URL).

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Justice isn't served until crime victims are. Being informed about and involved in justice proceedings, and having access to supportive services – that's what justice is all about for crime victims. For information about crime victims' rights and services, please call (area code/telephone number) or visit our Web site at (URL).