The Michigan Crime Victim Compensation Act
was begun to give financial help to crime victims who are hurt or lose
earnings or support because of the crime. Victim Assistance will be able
to help with any questions you might have. Applications may be received
from our office.
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Last updated: Friday, September 25, 2009
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by: L. Lalewicz
Victim Compensation

To Receive
Compensation
You must be a resident of
the state of Michigan.
The crime must have happened
in the state of Michigan.
The crime must be reported
to the police within 48 hours and the victim must cooperate with the
investigation.
You must have a $200
out-of-pocket medical expense and/or a loss of two continuous weeks of
earnings or support.
The claim must be filed
within 1 year of the crime or 1 year after the death of the victim.
In the case of death, a
claim may be filed by a family member.
Expenses or losses that are
covered personal insurance or that can be paid by another source will
not be covered.
PROPERTY LOSS IS NOT
COVERED.
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