Massachusetts H2935 proposes to classify victim witness advocates with ten or more years of service as eligible for retirement benefits.
The bill amends the Massachusetts General Laws to include victim witness advocates with at least ten years of service in the retirement classification. This change ensures these advocates, who support victims and witnesses in the court system, are eligible for retirement benefits similar to other long-term court employees. The bill specifically modifies the retirement eligibility criteria to encompass victim witness advocates, aligning their benefits with those of other court officers.
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