- Content of any plea bargain agreements..
- Changes in the schedule of court proceedings to a victim who has been subpoenaed or requested to testify.
- Final disposition of the case.
- Any pending appeals by the defendant, including the right to attend the oral argument or hearing.
- Sentence modifications for the offender, including the date, time and location of the review.
- Release of the offender from prison or custodial institution.
- Transfer of the offender from prison or custodial institution.
- Escape of the offender from prison or custodial institution.
- The offender’s petition for expungement.
- The right to request restitution and apply for reparations.
- Right to Participate in Prosecution.
- Right to request a speedy trial.
- Right to provide input in a pre-trial diversion decision.
- Right to object to proposed disposition or sentence.
- Right to bring a supportive person to the pre-trial hearing.
- Right to attend plea agreement hearings.
- Right to object orally or in writing to a plea agreement at the hearing.
- Right to inform court of impact of crime at the sentencing hearing.
- Right to inform court at the sentencing hearing of social and economic impact of crime on persons and businesses in the community.
- Right to attend the sentencing hearing.
- Right to request a probation review hearing.
- Right to Protection from Harm.
- Tampering with a witness is a crime in Minnesota and should be reported.
- Employers may not discipline or dismiss victims or witnesses who are called to testify in court.
- Right to request address be withheld in open court.
- Right to a secure waiting area during court.
- Right to request law enforcement to withhold their identity from the public.
- Right to Apply for Financial Assistance.
- Victims may be eligible for financial assistance (reparations) from the state if they have suffered economic loss as a result of a violent crime.
- Victims may request the court to order the defendant to pay restitution.
