What does ARS 13-4437 allow victims to do?

ARS 13-4437 is part of the Arizona Revised Statutes that specifically addresses the rights of victims under the Victims' Bill of Rights. This statute allows victims to recover damages from violators of the Victims' Rights Act. The rationale behind this provision is to ensure that victims have not only their rights acknowledged but also have recourse to seek compensation for the harms they have suffered as a result of crimes committed against them. This legal framework supports the broader goal of providing justice and relief to victims, acknowledging their suffering and facilitating a path to recovery through appropriate financial means.

The other choices, while they may represent needs that some victims have, do not directly pertain to the specific provisions laid out in ARS 13-4437. They address different aspects of victim assistance or rights, such as the provision of government assistance, therapy, counseling services, or additional police support, which are important but are not the focus of this particular statute.