U.S. Senator David Perdue (R-GA) has been honored by Marsy’s Law For Georgia for his advocacy and support for expanding constitutional rights for victims of violent crimes. Last November, Georgians overwhelmingly voted in favor of Amendment 4, Marsy’s Law, on the 2018 midterm ballot. 
 
“After going through the trauma of a violent crime, victims and their families deserve to know if the accused attacker has been released,” said Senator Perdue. “Marsy’s Law for Georgia is doing great work to raise awareness and ensure both victims and their families have a voice in our criminal justice system. It’s an honor to join them and millions of Georgians in continued efforts to protect victims of violent crime.”
 
“We are extremely grateful for Senator Perdue’s dedication and hard work on behalf of victims of crime,” said Erinn Mahathey, National Outreach Director of Marsy’s Law for All. “His exceptional service in supporting the passage of Marsy’s Law helped to add Georgia to the growing list of states where crime victims have the constitutionally protected equal rights they deserve.”