Reinforcing Crime Victims’ Rights Act

This bill strengthens federal crime victims' rights by clarifying and expanding their entitlements in criminal cases. It requires federal prosecutors to inform victims about plea bargains, case resolutions, and their rights, and creates a new "crime victims' rights card" with contact information for support services. The bill establishes an Administrative Authority within the Department of Justice to handle complaints about rights violations, with procedures for investigation and potential sanctions. It also mandates trauma-informed training for DOJ employees and requires annual congressional reports on how victims' rights are being upheld. The bill directly affects crime victims in federal cases by enhancing their ability to participate in proceedings and seek remedies for rights violations.