Crime Victims Rights Signing Ceremony
Shortly after signing a proclamation naming “National Crime Victims Rights Week,” President George H. W. Bush spoke before an audience of le… read more
Shortly after signing a proclamation naming “National Crime Victims Rights Week,” President George H. W. Bush spoke before an audience of legislators and lawmakers to honor seven Americans who made individual contributions to care for the victims of violent crime in their communities. The president presented plaques to each of the seven honorees while their accomplishments were announced by Attorney General Thornburgh. close
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