State Victims' Bills of Rights generally include allowing the victim to be consulted in determining an appropriate sentence.

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State Victims' Bills of Rights typically focus on ensuring victims are informed, present, and heard at critical stages of the criminal proceedings, rather than giving them the power to be consulted in determining the sentence, which is a decision generally made by the judge or jury.

State Victims' Bills of Rights Generally Include Allowing the Victim