Victim Notification 3.
Victim notification is considered one of the core victims' rights in the United States.
Typically, victims can be notified in accordance with law about their rights, the status of the youthful offender, and key events and proceedings related to their case. In the aftermath of juvenile offenses, victims must make important decisions concerning their involvement in court proceedings, taking precautions for their personal safety, seeking assistance for emotional, physical and financial losses endured, and seeking measures of restoration from both the juvenile offender and the juvenile justice system. Victim notification processes cannot operate in a vacuum. Victim notification must encompass a seamless web of communications among juvenile justice agencies, crime victims, and those who serve them. Right to restitution.