MADD Literature
General Information:
Financial
Recovery After A Drunk Driving Crash
Selecting
a Civil Attorney
Someone
You Know Drinks & Drives
Drunk Driving: An Unacknowledged Form of Child Endangerment
Criminal Justice System:
“What Do I Do Next” – a guide through the criminal justice system
Injury:
Don'
t Call Me Lucky - For those injured in crashes and their families
Closed
Head Injury: A
Common Complication of Vehicular Crashes
Grief:
Your
Grief: You're Not Going Crazy
Helping
Children Cope with Death
We
Hurt Too - for adult siblings of someone killed
Men
and Mourning – for Masculine grievers
Straight
Talk About Death for Teenagers
Will
It Always Feel This Way? - specifically for parents of a child killed
How
You Can Help – for Families and friends who come to support those
involved in crashes
Book
Review:
New Directions
from the Field
(MADDVOCATE, Winter 2000)
"New
Directions in the Field: Victim's Rights and Services for the 21st Century challenges the nation to renew and refocus its efforts to
improve the treatment of victims of crime.
To
obtain the book, contact the Office For Victims of Crime Resource Center at
(800) 627-6872, or on the Internet at http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/.
If you would like to receive one of these brochures free of charge please contact the MADD office in Los Angeles at (310) 215-2905 or the MADD Antelope Valley Office at (661) 945-MADD.
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