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September 22, 2010 News » News Feature

What rights do undocumented immigrants have when they become crime victims?

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by Rebekah L. Cowell

Disclosure: The victim's name has been omitted in order to protect her safety. The Indy has removed the victim's name from court documents and supporting materials posted online. The woman was just 19 when she caught a bus from a city suburb…

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