In order for a victim to exercise their rights, they must know what they are. Victims' rights are the right to be protected, to be informed, to participate, to confer, to make restitution, to a speedy trial, to be treated with fairness, respect for privacy and, above all, the right to be heard (Franks , 2007). . The right to be heard is my favorite right because it is the one that really gives the victim a voice because to have a voice there must be someone who listens to you. Many of these rights should be exercised not only in the classroom but also when communication is involved. Being informed, respecting privacy, being treated fairly and once again being listened to help build a relationship between the victim and the lawyer trying to help