What does VOCAL stand for?

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Victims of Crime Assistance League (Australia)

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Howard Brown, from the Victims of Crime Assistance League, said the treatment was "incredible".

Last night Sue Johnson, executive officer of Australia's Victims of Crime Assistance League, said she believed Miss Lees would have a strong case.