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25 years of excellence
CVAC – Criminal Victims Advocacy Council – is dedicated to preventing crime and assisting crime victims and their families and communities in Georgia through quality education, advocacy, counseling, and legislative initiatives.
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Latest News from Criminal Justice Coordinating Council
- CJCC and CDX Board Launch Statewide Automated Victim Notification System March 11, 2024ATLANTA, GA – The Governor's Office, the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council (CJCC), and the Criminal Case Data Exchange Board (CDX) are proud to announce the official launch of the statewide automated victim notification system (VINE Appriss), a cutting-edge platform designed to revolutionize jail notifications and empower victims statewide.Staff
- Executive Committee Meeting Wednesday, February 28th February 26, 2024The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council is hereby making known to the public that the Executive Committee Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28th, 2024 at 10:00am.Staff
- CJCC Opens Nominations for 2024 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week Awards January 5, 2024In commemoration of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW), CJCC will present four special awards to individuals and organizations who have made great contributions to the advancement and improvement of victim services in Georgia.Staff
- Notice of Proposed Rule Making - Criminal Justice Coordinating Council November 8, 2023Notice of Proposed Rule Making - Criminal Justice Coordinating CouncilStaff
- 2023 Byrne JAG Public Notice September 21, 2023Public NoticeStaff
We Fight For Crime Victims
On May 24, 2010, Georgia’s Governor Purdue signed the amended Crime Victims’ Bill of Rights into law. The photo to the left is from the signing ceremony. CVAC’s Founder Bruce Cook is on the far left in this photo. Board members Bruce, Claudia and Kellie worked diligently to achieve the passage of this important legislation.
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