• You have the right to have any recovered stolen or other personal property returned to you by law enforcement agencies as quickly as possible when it is no longer needed as evidence.
• You have the right to have restitution ordered by a court. For purposes of restitution, it is important that you gather and keep accurate documentation about your losses.
• You may provide statements concerning sentencing, disposition, or parole.
• The Crime Victim Compensation Program may be available to help you pay for out-of-pocket expenses (Such as medical bills and lost wages that are not reimbursed) which directly result from the crime even if there is no arrest or conviction. It is not available for property damage or loss. If you would like further information, please contact the Wisconsin Department of Justice.

Wisconsin Victims' Rights Amendment

This state shall treat crime victims, as defined by law, with fairness, dignity, and respect for their privacy. This state shall ensure that crime victims have all of the following privileges and protections as provided by law:

• Timely disposition of the case
• The opportunity to attend court proceedings unless the trial court finds sequestration is necessary to a fair trial for the defendant
• Reasonable protection from the accused throughout the criminal justice process
• Notification of court proceedings
• The opportunity to confer with the prosecution
• The opportunity to make a statement to the court at disposition
• Restitution
• Compensation
• Information about the outcome of the case and the release of the accused