Chapter 351

§351-1 Helping crime victims get compensation

§351-2 Definitions for the Crime Victim Compensation Law

§351-11 Who serves on the crime victim compensation commission

§351-12 Commission members' terms and pay

§351-13 Commission hearings and appeals

§351-14 Who can speak and what evidence is allowed at hearings

§351-15 Medical exams for crime victim compensation applicants

§351-16 Attorneys' fees in crime victim compensation cases

§351-17 Asking the commission to reconsider or appealing to court

§351-31 Who can get crime victim compensation

§351-32 Which violent crimes this law covers

§351-33 What costs the crime victim compensation fund can pay

§351-35 State can sue the offender to get back crime compensation

§351-51 Who can get money for helping stop a crime

§351-52 What costs the crime victim compensation can cover

§351-61 How the commission can set payment terms

§351-62 Deadlines and limits for getting compensation

§351-62.5 Crime victim compensation special fund: when payments are allowed

§351-62.6 Court fees for crime victims based on offense

§351-63 How other payments affect your crime victim compensation

§351-64 No getting paid twice for the same loss

§351-64.5 Repaying money you got from the crime victim fund

§351-66 Crime victim compensation cannot be taken before you get it

§351-67 What happens to compensation rights when someone dies

§351-68 Commission's rulemaking power

§351-69 How commission staff are hired

§351-70 Annual report on crime victim compensation

§351-81 Sending contract copies to the commission

§351-82 What happens to contract money after a conviction

§351-83 How crime victim compensation money pays for appeals

§351-84 How money from convicted persons is paid out

§351-85 Interest-bearing accounts for collected money

§351-86 Money the commission receives is protected from seizure

§351-87 State gets a lien when money is not paid

§351-88 When the crime victim compensation part stops applying and money is returned