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One year ago, during the onset of a global public health crisis that upended lives all over the world, the residents of Wisconsin voted in a spring election that will be remembered by the history books. Casting their votes by mail, through absentee ballots, or in person in socially distanced lines, an overwhelming 75% of Wisconsin voters cast their ballots in support of ratifying the crime victims’ constitutional amendment known as Marsy’s Law. This historic vote was the culmination of nearly four years of hard work by countless brave survivors, dedicated victim advocates, and members of the law enforcement and legal system. As a survivor of violent crime myself, I was immensely proud to have been a part of this effort to enshrine equal rights for Wisconsin crime victims into our state’s constitution. One year after Marsy’s Law became a reality in the Badger State, I am even prouder to see the positive impact that the new amendment has had on real Wisconsin crime

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