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Victim Services Branch
Victim Impact Statement Overview
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Victim Impact Statements apply
to victims of all crimes. These statements allow victims to tell the
court how they’ve been affected by crimes. The statements include a
description of the emotional, physical and financial harm caused. Crime
victim services workers provide information and guidance on how to
prepare Victim Impact Statements.
If a victim dies or is incapable of providing a statement, a spouse,
relative or guardian may complete it. If the victim is under the age of
18, a parent or guardian may complete the statement on the victim’s
behalf. Upon a finding of guilt, but before sentencing, a Crown
attorney will file the statement with the clerk of the court. Copies
will be given to the defence lawyer and the judge.
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