Emergency: Call 911 or text 911 if it's unsafe to talk
Non-Emergency: 952-258-5321
Rights and Services for All Crime Victims
1. You have the rights to apply for financial help for losses resulting from a violent crime to the Crime Victims Reimbursement Program. This assistance does not cover property losses. For an application and information, call 651-201-7300 or 888-622-8799 or go to the Office of Justice Programs website: ojp.dps.mn.gov
2. You have the right to request that the law enforcement agency withhold public access to data revealing your identity. The law enforcement agency will decide if this is possible.
3. You have the right to be notified if an offender is charged, to participate in prosecution process, and to request restitution upon conviction.
If you do not understand your rights or the information here, or if you feel your rights as a victim have been violated, contact the Crime Victim Justice Unit at 651-201-7310 or 800-247-0390
Rights for Victims of Domestic Violence
If you are a victim of domestic violence, you can file a petition with the court for an order for protection and ask that the person responsible for the domestic violence:
1. Be restrained from further acts of abuse;
2. Leave your household;
3. Stay away from your residence; school, business, or place of employment; and
4. Pay temporary support to you and for the minor child if the person is legally obligated to do so.
In your petition, you can request a custody and parenting time order for a child in common with the person.
You have the right to be notified if prosecution of the case is declined or criminal charges are dismissed.
For assistance with Orders for Protection:
DASC 612-348-5073 | Cornerstone 952-884-0330
Services for Victims
Minnesota Crime Victim Support Line............................................866-385-2699
Cornerstone....................................................................................952-884-0330
Hennepin County Domestic Abuse Service Center........................612-348-5073
Day One Crisis Line.........................................................................866-223-1111
Sexual Violence Center...................................................................612-871-5111
Hennepin County Attorney's Office................................................612-348-5550
Corcoran City Attorney's Office......................................................763-561-2800
Hennepin County Sheriff's Office (non-emergency)......................952-258-5321
Hennepin County Jail......................................................................612-348-5112
VINE (offender release notification/Info-www.vinelink.com).........877-664-8463
Hennepin County District Court......................................................612-348-6000
Hennepin County Child Protection Services...................................612-348-3552
Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center.......................................844-880-1574
United Way 211................................................................................800-543-7709
Safe at Home...................................................................................866-723-3035
Safe at Home
Are you in fear of someone finding out where you live?
What is Safe at Home?
Safe at Home is a statewide address confidentiality service administered by the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State. It is governed by state law that requires others to accept a special assigned address that is different from your real address.
If you are someone who fears for your safety, such as a survivor of stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence, or someone with professional safety concerns, Safe at Home can help you by establishing an alternate address that public and private entities must accept as your true address. This allows you to go about your daily life without the risk of the person you fear discovering your actual address.
To be Eligible You Must:
1. Be a survivor of stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence, or be afraid for your personal safety for another reason; and
2. Reside in Minnesota; and
3. Be at least 18-years-old; or have your parent/legal guardian apply for you on your behalf; or
4. Have a legal guardian apply for your if you are an incapacitated adult.
FIND AN APPLICATION ASSISTANT:
Minnesota Secretary Of State - Safe at Home
651-201-1399 or 866-723-3035
Minnesota Relay:
711 or 800-627-3529
Non-Emergency: 952-258-5321
Rights and Services for All Crime Victims
1. You have the rights to apply for financial help for losses resulting from a violent crime to the Crime Victims Reimbursement Program. This assistance does not cover property losses. For an application and information, call 651-201-7300 or 888-622-8799 or go to the Office of Justice Programs website: ojp.dps.mn.gov
2. You have the right to request that the law enforcement agency withhold public access to data revealing your identity. The law enforcement agency will decide if this is possible.
3. You have the right to be notified if an offender is charged, to participate in prosecution process, and to request restitution upon conviction.
If you do not understand your rights or the information here, or if you feel your rights as a victim have been violated, contact the Crime Victim Justice Unit at 651-201-7310 or 800-247-0390
Rights for Victims of Domestic Violence
If you are a victim of domestic violence, you can file a petition with the court for an order for protection and ask that the person responsible for the domestic violence:
1. Be restrained from further acts of abuse;
2. Leave your household;
3. Stay away from your residence; school, business, or place of employment; and
4. Pay temporary support to you and for the minor child if the person is legally obligated to do so.
In your petition, you can request a custody and parenting time order for a child in common with the person.
You have the right to be notified if prosecution of the case is declined or criminal charges are dismissed.
For assistance with Orders for Protection:
DASC 612-348-5073 | Cornerstone 952-884-0330
Services for Victims
Minnesota Crime Victim Support Line............................................866-385-2699
Cornerstone....................................................................................952-884-0330
Hennepin County Domestic Abuse Service Center........................612-348-5073
Day One Crisis Line.........................................................................866-223-1111
Sexual Violence Center...................................................................612-871-5111
Hennepin County Attorney's Office................................................612-348-5550
Corcoran City Attorney's Office......................................................763-561-2800
Hennepin County Sheriff's Office (non-emergency)......................952-258-5321
Hennepin County Jail......................................................................612-348-5112
VINE (offender release notification/Info-www.vinelink.com).........877-664-8463
Hennepin County District Court......................................................612-348-6000
Hennepin County Child Protection Services...................................612-348-3552
Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center.......................................844-880-1574
United Way 211................................................................................800-543-7709
Safe at Home...................................................................................866-723-3035
Safe at Home
Are you in fear of someone finding out where you live?
What is Safe at Home?
Safe at Home is a statewide address confidentiality service administered by the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State. It is governed by state law that requires others to accept a special assigned address that is different from your real address.
If you are someone who fears for your safety, such as a survivor of stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence, or someone with professional safety concerns, Safe at Home can help you by establishing an alternate address that public and private entities must accept as your true address. This allows you to go about your daily life without the risk of the person you fear discovering your actual address.
To be Eligible You Must:
1. Be a survivor of stalking, sexual assault, domestic violence, or be afraid for your personal safety for another reason; and
2. Reside in Minnesota; and
3. Be at least 18-years-old; or have your parent/legal guardian apply for you on your behalf; or
4. Have a legal guardian apply for your if you are an incapacitated adult.
FIND AN APPLICATION ASSISTANT:
Minnesota Secretary Of State - Safe at Home
651-201-1399 or 866-723-3035
Minnesota Relay:
711 or 800-627-3529