SJ-753B (2015-07) - D claration de la victime / Victim Impact Statement. D claration de la victime (article 722(4) C.cr.) - Formule 34.2 (article 672.5(14) C.cr.) - Formule 48.2 / Victim Impact Statement (Section 722(4) Cr.C.) - Form 34.2-2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the SJ-753B in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in the 'Identification du dossier' section. Include details about the accused and the victim, ensuring accuracy.
  3. In the 'RÉPERCUSSIONS D’ORDRE ÉMOTIF' section, describe how the offence has affected you emotionally. Reflect on your lifestyle, relationships, and feelings.
  4. Proceed to 'RÉPERCUSSIONS D’ORDRE PHYSIQUE'. Detail any physical impacts such as pain, medical treatments, or disabilities resulting from the offence.
  5. Next, complete 'RÉPERCUSSIONS D’ORDRE ÉCONOMIQUE', outlining financial losses incurred due to the incident, including property damage and medical expenses.
  6. In 'CRAINTES CONCERNANT LA SÉCURITÉ', express any fears for your safety or that of loved ones related to contact with the offender.
  7. Utilize the space provided for a drawing, poem, or letter if it helps convey your experience more effectively.
  8. Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom. If completed on behalf of someone else, provide reasons and your relationship to them.

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Victim Impact Statements can also be included in the offenders Department of Corrections file. It could be subject to public disclosure. This is why it is essential to not include contact information in your statements, written or verbally.
Give a very brief description of the trauma you experienced and focus on the impact it made on you. How was your life altered? Did you suffer any financial loss? Give a brief description of mental health or physical symptoms you have or are suffering from. Try to be brief and condense your language.
A Victim Impact Statement is a written or oral statement presented to the court at the defendants sentencing. Victims or survivors have a legal right to inform the judge about how the crime has affected their lives and can ask that a defendant receive a particular sentence.
If you do not think you can physically stand in front of the offender and read your statement, another family member or friend, a victim advocate or the Deputy District Attorney can read your statement for you. If you submit a letter, this will become part of the court file, the prosecutors file and the defense file.
Many victims also find it helps provide some measure of closure to the ordeal the crime has caused. The victim impact statement assists the judge when he or she decides what sentence the defendant should receive.

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If you are submitting a victim impact statement AND you plan to address the court in person during the sentencing hearing, you may choose to read your statement, speak from your heart or have another person deliver your statement on your behalf. It is your choice and your right as a crime victim.
A victim impact statement is subject to discovery under Article 39.14 before the testimony of the victim is taken only if the court determines that the statement contains exculpatory material. (Code Crim. Proc., Art. 56.03(g).)

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