The proposed resolution seeks to amend the Arkansas Constitution by introducing the "Arkansas Victims' Bill of Rights," which aims to establish and protect the rights of victims of both misdemeanor and felony offenses within the adult and juvenile justice systems. This amendment defines a victim as any individual directly harmed by an offense, including their legal guardians, family members, or representatives, while explicitly excluding the defendant. The resolution outlines a comprehensive list of rights for victims, such as the right to be treated with dignity, to be protected from intimidation, to confer with prosecuting attorneys, to receive timely updates on the case, and to be informed about the defendant's incarceration and release.

Additionally, the amendment stipulates that victims have the standing to assert their rights in court, while also clarifying that defendants cannot assert victims' rights on their behalf. It emphasizes that the rights granted to victims do not diminish any other rights they may possess. The resolution also includes provisions for the effective date of the amendment, which is set for January 1, 2027, and outlines the ballot title and popular name for the proposed amendment when presented to voters. If approved by a majority of voters in the next general election, the amendment will become part of the Arkansas Constitution.