Section 6. Each district attorney shall submit annually on January fifteenth to the board, the secretary of administration and finance and the house and senate committees on ways and means, a program plan to be implemented within the district attorney's jurisdiction. The program plan shall include, but not be limited to: a description of the services to be provided to victims and witnesses in each judicial district within the district attorney's jurisdiction; the personnel or agencies responsible for providing individual services and related administrative programs; proposed staffing for the program; proposed education, training and experience requirements for program staff and, where appropriate, the staff of agencies providing individual services and related administrative services; and a proposed budget for implementing the program. The district attorney shall include in the annual program plan a detailed report on the operation of the program, as well as a detailed report of deposits and expenditures of all funds made available to said district attorney for the preceding fiscal year and the current fiscal year, and proposed for the upcoming fiscal year, pursuant to section nine.
Structure Massachusetts General Laws
Part III - Courts, Judicial Officers and Proceedings in Civil Cases
Title IV - Certain Writs and Proceedings in Special Cases
Chapter 258b - Rights of Victims and Witnesses of Crime
Section 2 - Eligibility of Victim for Services
Section 3 - Rights Afforded Victims, Witnesses or Family Members
Section 4 - Victim and Witness Assistance Board
Section 5 - Programs Created and Maintained by District Attorneys; Services
Section 7 - Interagency Cooperation
Section 8 - Assessments Imposed by Court
Section 9 - Deposit of Assessments
Section 11 - Duration of Rights and Duties
Section 12 - Assurance of Rights; Assistance by Criminal Justice Agencies