How often are law enforcement agencies required to update victim notices?

Law enforcement agencies are required to update victim notices at least once every biennium, which means every two years. This requirement ensures that victims of crime receive current information regarding their rights, available resources, and any relevant updates about their case. The biennial update helps maintain communication and support for victims, recognizing their ongoing needs throughout the legal process.

The emphasis on updating at least once every two years allows agencies to systematically review and refresh their information, ensuring that it remains accurate and relevant. It is not a requirement to update every month, nor is it linked solely to when a victim makes a request or when a case is solved, as those scenarios may not align with the necessity of providing timely and relevant information to all victims within that timeframe.