8 GCA § 160.80: Chapter to Benefit Victim not Offenders.
Where this section sits in the code
- Title 8: Criminal Procedure
- Chapter 160: Crime Victim's Rights Act of 2004
The rights set out in this Chapter are strictly for the benefit of victims and witnesses and not defendants or perpetrators. A defendant shall have no standing to raise any objections to the applicability of the provisions of this Chapter other than to request a continuance at hearing or trial; provided, however, that the violation of any provision of this Chapter or the failure of the court or a prosecutor to comply with such provisions shall not be grounds for appeal or for reconsideration by the court.
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