Virginia's Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund is a special fund managed by the Comptroller, created to collect and allocate resources for paying claims related to qualifying crimes. Funds are generated from specific costs assessed on certain legal proceedings, and claims are only accepted for crimes occurring on or after July 1, 1977. The fund is used for administrative costs and to pay eligible victims' claims.
The fund is managed by the Virginia Comptroller, who oversees its administration and disbursement of funds.
No, claims are only accepted for crimes that occurred on or after July 1, 1977.
Funds are collected from specific costs assessed in certain legal proceedings, which are then deposited into the fund.
Funds are used to pay for claim-related costs and expenses necessary for administering the program.