Victim's Rights
You have many rights, including the right to have your lawyer with you when interviewed by law enforcement or the District Attorney and the right to decline to be interviewed by the defense.
If you or someone you care about has been harmed by a crime, you have rights throughout the criminal and juvenile justice process. This California Department of Justice resource explains those rights under Marsy’s Law and connects victims and their families with information and resources that may be able to help.
Rights When Stopped By Police
Rights in
Detention
Alameda County Juvenile Probation FAQ
Victims
Rights
241.1
Hearings
Additional Links
Mental Health Advocacy
Mental health is a critical and often overlooked aspect of a young person’s health. This page provides resources that can help.
Transitional Age Youth (TAY)
EBCLO works with many TAY, and we’ve compiled tips for young people who are participating in extended foster care or want to return to extended foster care.
