Victims: Impact Statement and Restitution
Provided by: Government of Saskatchewan - Justice
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Service Description
The Victim Impact Statement and Statement on Restitution are an opportunity for victims of crime to tell the court how a crime has affected them emotionally, physically and financially, and to request restitution for actual loss or damage resulting from a crime.
- Submitted through a combined in a four-page form
- Individuals may submit one statement or both
- Help is available for individuals to complete their statement(s).
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Eligibility
Victims of a crime. The completed Victim Impact Statement (VIS) and/or Statement on Restitution (SOR) must be received before the offender is sentenced so they can be considered by the judge.
Application Process
For help completing the Victim Impact Statement (VIS) and/or Statement of Restitution (SOR), contact the police-based victim services program nearest you, or your local police service or RCMP detachment.
Completed Victim Impact Statement (VIS) and/or Statement on Restitution (SOR) must be received before the offender is sentenced so they can be considered by the judge.
- Return completed form(s) to the investigating police agency as quickly as possible.
- If you know that the accused has an upcoming court appearance, you should return the completed form(s) directly to the crown prosecutor’s office.
- You may submit additions to your Victim Impact Statement and/or Statement on Restitution up to the date the offender is sentenced.
Toll-Free: 1-888-286-6664
Business Line: 306-787-0173
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