Yes on Amendment 6

Marsy's Law for Florida Passes!

On November 6, 2018, voters in Florida passed Marsy’s Law with over 61% of the vote!

What is Amendment 6 (Marsy’s Law)?

I am proud to support Amendment 6 (Marsy’s Law), which will amend the state constitution to ensure crime victims and their families are treated fairly in Florida. Florida stands with victims - we have taken important steps in our state to protect those who need it most, and we must continue to do that in the future.

Survivors’ and Supporters’ Stories

Hear directly from Floridians who have been impacted by crimes and learn why they believe we need Amendment 6 (Marsy’s Law).

Sen. Lauren Book, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, wants all victims to be treated with dignity and respect.

Governor Rick Scott : It’s time for Marsy’s Law for Florida.

Michael Liles’ wife was murdered. Now, he wants surviving victims to be a part of the equation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will providing rights for victims take away the rights from those accused or convicted of a crime?

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Will Marsy’s Law for Florida negatively impact the ability for attorneys of the accused or convicted to do their jobs?

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Will Marsy’s Law for Florida overwhelm judges and contribute to backlogging of the court system?

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If reporters will not be able to do their jobs and report the details of news stories, how will the public stay safe?

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Does Marsy’s Law for Florida limit the time allowed for appeals?

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Latest News

For all press related questions, please contact Jennifer at marsyslawfl@coremessage.com or 850-222-3767

Marsy’s Law for Florida Praises Florida Highway Patrol Policy Change That Would No Longer Share Victims’ Information Without Their Approval

April 28, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 27, 2020 CONTACT: Jennifer Fennell, CoreMessage (850) 222-3767, marsyslawfl@coremessage.com Statement by Jennifer Fennell, Spokesperson for Marsy’s Law for Florida

Marsy's Law for Florida Passes!

What is Amendment 6 (Marsy’s Law)?

Survivors’ and Supporters’ Stories

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Marsy’s Law for Florida?

Why do we need victims’ rights in Florida?

What does Marsy’s Law for Florida provide victims and their families?

How will Marsy’s Law become law in Florida?

Will providing rights for victims take away the rights from those accused or convicted of a crime?

Will Marsy’s Law for Florida negatively impact the ability for attorneys of the accused or convicted to do their jobs?

Will Marsy’s Law for Florida overwhelm judges and contribute to backlogging of the court system?

If reporters will not be able to do their jobs and report the details of news stories, how will the public stay safe?

Does Marsy’s Law for Florida limit the time allowed for appeals?

Latest News

Marsy’s Law for Florida Praises Florida Highway Patrol Policy Change That Would No Longer Share Victims’ Information Without Their Approval

Marsy’s Law for Florida Calls on Sheriffs to Notify Victims of Inmates’ Release in Midst of COVID Outbreak

Statement by Marsy’s Law for Florida Regarding Abuse Victims and the COVID-19 Outbreak

Statement by Paul Hawkes, Counsel for Marsy’s Law for Florida

Clerks Propose Rule to Assist with Marsy’s Law for Florida Implementation

One Year After Passage, Marsy’s Law for Florida Remains Focused on Rights for Crime Victims

Marsy’s Law for Florida Commends Pasco County Sheriff’s Office for Victims’ Rights Notification Materials

Marsy’s Law for Florida Takes Legal Action in Support of Child Crime Victim’s Constitutional Rights

Marsy’s Law for Florida Makes Public Records Requests of State Attorneys

New National Crime Victims’ Rights Awards Presented to South Florida Advocates