Apology Letter Bank

Apology Letters often seek to communicate acknowledgement of fault, injury, responsibility, insult and/ or pain caused. It is offered by an offender to victims and relates to a specific incident. The letter will not offer excuses or request forgiveness or pardon.

Guidelines

Procedures

If a victim is interested in receiving an apology letter from the offender in their case, they should complete an Apology Letter Notification Form or call Victims' Voices Heard at (302) 697-7005

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