Your Situation - Step 5
After Sentencing or Offender Release
The post-sentencing stage covers the period after conviction through offender incarceration, potential parole hearings, and release. This section provides information about your ongoing rights, notification systems, parole process participation, and continued support resources during this phase.
For non-emergency situations that require police response, call 713-884-3131 (Houston) or your local police department.
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100th Judicial District Attorney's Office
Assistance with Crime Victims' Compensation, Assistance with Victim Impact Statements, Assistance with Restitution, Criminal Justice Accompaniment, Follow - up, Information & Referral, Other, Protective Orders, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy
Parents of Murdered Children (POMC)
Parents of Murdered Children (POMC) offers ongoing emotional support to help survivors of homicide rebuild their lives and navigate the criminal justice process. Our National Headquarters connects survivors with local support, provides individual advocacy, and helps families start POMC chapters in their communities. They also offer professional training for law enforcement, mental health providers, educators, and others to better understand and support those impacted by murder
105th Judicial District Attorney's Office
Assistance with Crime Victims' Compensation, Assistance with Victim Impact Statements, Assistance with Restitution, Criminal Justice Accompaniment, Follow - up, Information & Referral, Other, Protective Orders, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy
106th Judicial District Attorney's Office
Assistance with Crime Victims' Compensation, Assistance with Victim Impact Statements, Assistance with Restitution, Criminal Justice Accompaniment, Follow - up, Information & Referral, Other, Protective Orders, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy
109th Judicial District Attorney's Office - Crane
Assistance with Crime Victims' Compensation, Assistance with Victim Impact Statements, Assistance with Restitution, Criminal Justice Accompaniment, Follow - up, Information & Referral, Other, Protective Orders, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy
109th Judicial District Attorney's Office - Winkler
Assistance with Crime Victims' Compensation, Assistance with Victim Impact Statements, Assistance with Restitution, Criminal Justice Accompaniment, Follow - up, Information & Referral, Other, Protective Orders, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy
You have the right to...
As a victim in Texas you fundamentally have rights in Texas as defined in the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, Article 56, Subchapter A, Crime Victims’ Rights, a victim of a violent crime is someone who: (1) has suffered bodily injury or death as a result of criminally injurious conduct, or who has been the victim of a crime involving sexual assault, kidnapping, or aggravated robbery; (2) is the close relative (spouse, parent, brother, sister, or adult child) or (3) is the guardian of a victim. As a victim of violent crime.
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Whether you’re reporting a crime for the first time, navigating court proceedings, or seeking support after sentencing, you’ll find information and resources tailored to your needs. Select the stage that matches your situation to get started.
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