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Attorney General Eric Holder Announces $100 Million in Recovery Act Funds for Victims Assistance and Compensation
Friday, April 24, 2009

Recognizes 10 Individuals and Programs for Their Service to Crime Victims

WASHINGTON - Attorney General Eric Holder announced today the Department of Justice is beginning the process of awarding $100 million in Recovery Act funds to victim assistance and compensation programs. The Attorney General made the announcement in his remarks at the National Crime Victims' Rights Week Awards Ceremony where he recognized 10 individuals and programs for their service to crime victims.

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