In 2004 the Crime Victim's Rights Act established rights for Victim's:
A) of federal crimes.
B) by amending the U.S. Constitution.
C) for the first time under state law.
D) under the 4th Amendment of the United States Constitution.

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The Crime Victim's Rights Act established rights for victims of federal crimes. The act provided federal statutory protection for victim's rights, rather than amending the U.S. Constitution or state law. It also created a framework for enforcing and protecting these rights in federal criminal cases.

In 2004 the Crime Victim's Rights Act Established Rights for Victim's