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Being a victim or witness of crime can be a very distressing experience, and the criminal justice system can seem daunting and complicated. However, we are here to help.
Avon and Somerset Constabulary will provide practical support, information and advice for victims and witnesses to guide them through this difficult time.
We can also put victims and witnesses in touch with independent organisations that can help and provide emotional support and guidance, such as Victim Support.
These pages are intended to provide guidance and information for victims and witnesses. Please visit our frequently asked questions
section which will take you through the criminal justice process. Guidance, support and lots of information can also be found on the links to various agencies and organisations on the links provided.
General Advice and Information
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Going to court - Children and Young People
A booklet for children and young people who are going to be witnesses at Crown, magistrates' or youth court. Added: 24th November 2011
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Going to court - FAQs
Frequently asked questions and answers for victims and witnesses who are required to attend court. Added: 24th November 2011
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Going to court - Young adults
Being a witness - A booklet for young witnesses going to court. Added: 24th November 2011
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Your child is a witness
Information and advice if you are a parent, carer, or a person accompanying a young witness to court. Added: 24th November 2011
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Victim Personal Statement Statement Leaflet
A leaflet containing more information about the Victim Personal Statement Leaflet. Last updated: 9th June 2009
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