Helping hand: Mom of three creates 'Parents in Law' student group
Published: May 13, 2021
As a teen-age victim in an aggravated stalking and assault case, Savanna Polimeni experienced victim blaming, insufficient knowledge of the legal process, and the emotional and logistical burdens of being subpoenaed for trials. [ More » ]
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