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VICTIM INFORMATION AND NOTIFICATION EVERYDAYfor New Mexico1

for New Mexico

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is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or Internet to search for information regarding their offenders custody status and register to receive telephone, email or text notification whenever that status changes.for New Mexico

VINE is a service through which victims of crime can use the telephone or Internet to search for information regarding their offenders custody status and register to receive telephone, email or text notification whenever that status changes.3Crime Victims Ten Core RightsTo be treated with dignity and respect.To notification and information.To be present.To be heard.To reasonable protection.To restitution.To information and referral.To apply for victim compensation (in violent crime cases).To speedy proceedings.To special rights and protections.

Edmunds, Christine and Seymour, Anne. (2006) Victims Rights Chapter. National Victim Assistance Academy Text, Washington, DC: Office for Victims of Crime, U.S. Department of Justice.

4In the years since Mary Byrons murder over 32,000 laws that define and protect the rights of crime victims and survivors have been enacted across the US. Listed on this screen you see the Ten Core Rights of crime victims as defined by the National Victims Assistance Academy in 2006. VINE services are connected to all of the core rights, and can help ensure that victims are informed and aware of their rights, as well as important services that can assist them in the aftermath of crime.

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AccessNew MexicoVINEInformationTo search for information, callers will need to provide one or more of the following items:Offender NumberOffender Name Court Case Number

Secondary search option if theres more than one offender with the same name:Date of BirthInformation provided when calling the VINE service:Name of OffenderOffender NumberCurrent Offender Custody StatusLocation of OffenderCourt DispositionCourt Events

Registration Crime victims and concerned citizens may register themselves for notification by calling the VINE toll-free number*. They can also register themselves for notification by going to www.vinelink.com. Callers will need to provide VINE with the following information:A telephone number, including area code, where they can be reached for notification.A 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN)ORA valid email address*If a registered person changes their phone number they must update their registration with their new information by calling VINE 1-877-551-8463 or logging onto www.vinelink.com and selecting update registration.

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And heres one of our newest enhancements for Offender Search. VINEmobile is the mobile app version of VINE.Apple and Android apps are available Its FREE!User selects location; functionality is similar to VINELink Drives up VINE registrations & usageDownloads are also available via VINELink

The next few slides demonstrate how to download the app and how to use the app. If you have your cell phone, blackberry, or tablet available, feel free to follow along with me for instructions.7

Inmate InformationAttorneys and Bail BondsAmber AlertsMost WantedActive WarrantsThis slide is to give awareness that app is availableApple and Android apps onlyIntegration with VINE, allowing them to register for offender notification through your appPush notificationsInmate information - including name, address, photo and specific chargesActive warrants related to Child Support WarrantsMost wanted criminalsAmber Alerts, escapes, community emergencies, etc.Listings for local attorneys and bail bonds companies

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10Create Awareness

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