Texas community resource

Victim Impact Statement Forms and Guidance

Texas Department of Criminal Justice Texas Crime Victim Clearinghouse

Official victim impact statement forms and instructions for documenting the effects of a crime and notification preferences.

TexasLegal AssistanceCrime victims and criminal-justice agencies statewide, including victims and cases in the Central Texas counties.

How to get help

Obtain the appropriate form from the district or county attorney's victim assistance coordinator or the official TDCJ page, complete the applicable sections, and return it to the local victim assistance coordinator or prosecutor handling the case according to the packet instructions.

Who this service helps

A victim, close relative of a deceased victim, or guardian seeking to provide information in a qualifying Texas criminal or juvenile case, as explained in the applicable form and local case process.

Where this service is available

Service area: Crime victims and criminal-justice agencies statewide, including victims and cases in the Central Texas counties.

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Source and verification

Source: Public-source listing

Cost / fees

The official forms and guidance are publicly available without charge.

About this service

The Clearinghouse develops Texas victim impact statement materials for use by law enforcement, prosecutors, and other criminal-justice participants, with English, Spanish, electronic, supplemental, secondary, and juvenile-case versions.

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