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Victim Impact Statements in Domestic Violence Cases

Ute Indian Tribe Law and Order Code. Title 18 Domestic Violence Code. 18-6-4 Victim impact statement.

Tribe: Ute Mountain Ute Tribe

18-6-4 Victim impact statement.
When offered to the Court, input from the victim shall be considered when determining the sentence to be imposed.

Read Full Text of Ute Indian Tribe Law and Order Code. Title 18 Domestic Violence Code. 18-6-4 Victim impact statement.
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