The proposed resolution seeks to amend the Arkansas Constitution by introducing a "Victims Bill of Rights," which aims to establish and protect the rights of individuals who are victims of violent and sexual crimes. This amendment defines a victim and outlines their rights throughout the criminal justice process, including the right to be treated with dignity, to be informed of proceedings, to refuse certain interviews, and to confer with the prosecution. It also emphasizes the importance of ensuring victims' safety and privacy, particularly regarding their home addresses, and guarantees their right to restitution and a speedy trial.

Additionally, the amendment clarifies that the rights granted to victims do not create grounds for dismissing criminal proceedings or altering convictions and do not establish a cause of action for compensation against the state or its subdivisions. The resolution stipulates that the amendment will take effect on January 1, 2027, and will be presented to voters for approval in the next general election. If adopted, it will become an integral part of the Arkansas Constitution, reinforcing the legal protections afforded to victims of crime.