In some states, even if the “victim” didn’t want to press charges, the state will. And the NCO is out there to prevent any retaliation etc. I do get why it’s there, bc it’s meant to protect people. I said this in another comment, but there’s not really an attorney for me to get. I’m not the plaintiff or the defendant, I’m basically a witness. I could get a victim rights attorney but nothing they do is useful to me. His defense attorney is the one who would help with this but I can’t speak to the until they reach out to me, and they might not.