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Victim Advocacy

California Parole Hearing Attorney for Crime Victims

Victims and qualifying family members may have rights to notice, participation, and consideration of safety in parole and other post-conviction release proceedings.

Updated September 23, 2026

Victim participation after conviction

Marsy's Law includes rights concerning notice of parole procedures and post-conviction release proceedings, participation in the parole process, provision of information to the parole authority, and notification of release upon request.

Preparing for a parole hearing

Private counsel can help a victim or family understand the process, organize relevant information, prepare a focused statement or submission, and present the victim's position within the procedures governing the hearing.

Safety considerations

California law provides that victim, family, and public safety are factors to be considered before parole or other post-judgment release decisions.

General information only. Rights, procedures, deadlines, and available remedies can depend on the facts and the stage of the case.
Private representation

Talk with counsel about the next step.

If a hearing, release decision, sentencing, restitution issue, or other deadline is approaching, include the date when you contact us.