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MAUREEN NORRIS

Attorney, Kolesnik and Norris
Waterbury, CT

A survivor of sexual assault should keep in mind that a criminal trial is not her only avenue of recourse. The survivor also has the option of bringing a civil action against her assailant. The two forums, criminal and civil, are vastly different.

JAMES A. MURPHY, III

District Attorney, Saratoga County, NY

There are two types of legal actions that victims of sexual assault may be exposed to following a report to law enforcement. Understanding how these distinctly different systems work can facilitate an understanding of what the victim might realistically expect to experience.

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