You can find out who they are by calling 347-7891. A victim seeking information from the DA's office should know the defendant's name and preferably the complaint number police assigned to the case. The complaint number is on the police report. Because of the volume of cases in the system, victims are not normally notified of defendants' first appearances, bond hearings, probable-cause hearings or arraignments. The Clerk of Courts office can provide information for the dates, times and locations of hearings.
Judges are usually willing to listen to victims before imposing sentences.
But victims don't have to show up for court to do that. The prosecutor can then inform the judge what the victims think should happen to the defendants. The volume of cases in the criminal justice system makes it impossible to try every case. We don't have the courtrooms. We don't have the judges.