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</html><description>COLUMBUS &#x2013; In a victory for Ohio crime survivors, Governor Mike DeWine signed into law today SB 36, reducing barriers to the state&#x2019;s victim compensation program and helping to end cycles of crime. The legislation passed the legislature with bipartisan support and has been strongly supported by crime victims, including the Alliance for Safety and Justice (ASJ), since 2018. Together with bill sponsor Chair Senator Nathan Manning (R-North Ridgeville), ASJ worked to incorporate the voices of crime survivors and address their needs in reforms that will expand access to critical services for victims. This victory builds on ASJ&#x2019;s work with elected leaders to launch Trauma Recovery Centers, which provide comprehensive medical, mental, and legal assistance to victims to help them recover after a crime.&#xA0;</description></oembed>
