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ATTORNEY'S FEES
Pro-per applicant who is also an attorney not entitled to attorney's fees
- Precedent Decision 98-01, adopted 10/20/98
BURDEN OF PROOF
Approval may be based on crime other than that identified in the application
- Precedent Decision No. 01-01, adopted 7/13/01
Series of crimes or suspicious circumstances
- Precedent Decision No. 01-01, adopted 7/13/01
Applicant's failure to testify a bar to program eligibility
- Precedent Decision No. 01-03, adopted 8/10/01
Evidence of a crime requires more than unsubstantiated reports
- Precedent Decision No 02-01, adopted 10/25/02
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero with proof of threat of injury
- Precedent Decision No. 01-10, adopted 11/15/01
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero absent proof of injury
- Precedent Decision No 03-01, adopted 03/20/03
Reimbursement of chiropractic expenses
- Precedent Decision No. 04-01, adopted 2/27/04
Board bears burden of proving failure to cooperate with law enforcement
- Precedent Decision No.01-04, adopted 8/10/01
COOPERATION WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT
Insufficient evidence of failure to cooperate with law enforcement
- Precedent Decision No.01-04, adopted 8/10/01
Barriers to cooperation with Law Enforcement
- Precedent Decision 01-08, adopted 10/19/01
Victim's medical condition balanced against refusal to answer law enforcement questions
- Precedent Decision No.01-04, adopted 8/10/01
Victim's failure to cooperate with law enforcement is a bar to program eligibility
- Precedent Decision No. 01-06, adopted 10/19/01
Parent's duty to make children available for questioning
- Precedent Decision No. 01-05, adopted 9/28/01
DERIVATIVE VICTIM
Grandmother living in the household of minor victim
- Precedent Decision No. 02-02, adopted 10/25/02
IN-HOME CARE
Reimbursement of in-home care services requires proof of necessity
- Precedent Decision 04-02, adopted 04/23/04
INVOLVEMENT IN THE EVENTS LEADING TO THE CRIME
Sober passenger unaware that driver was under the influence
- Precedent Decision No. 01-07, adopted 10/19/01
Victim involved in selling drugs at the time of the crime
- Precedent Decision No. 01-09, adopted 10/19/01
LATE APPLICATION
Lack of knowledge does not constitute good cause for filing a late application.
- Precedent Decision No. 04-04, adopted 05/14/04
MENTAL HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT
Reimbursement of psychological evaluation ordered by family law court not an eligible expense
- Precedent Decision No. 03-03, adopted 10/24/03
Derivative victim's mental health treatment must be directly related to the qualifying crime
- Precedent Decision 03-04, adopted 10/24/03
PECUNIARY LOSS
Pecuniary loss must be a direct result of the crime
- Precedent Decision No. 01-10, adopted 11/15/01
Reimbursement requires that treatment be medically necessary
- Precedent Decision No. 04-01, adopted 2/27/04
QUALIFYING CRIME
Motor vehicle accident & reckless driving
- Precedent Decision No. 01-02, adopted 7/13/01
Approval may be based on crime other than that identified in the application
- Precedent Decision No. 01-01, adopted 7/13/01
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero absent proof of injury
- Precedent Decision No. 03-01, adopted 3/20/03
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero - threat of physical injury
- Precedent Decision No. 01-10, adopted 11/15/01
REIMBURSEMENT SOURCE
Blocked Trusts
- Precedent Decision 03-05, adopted 11-21-03
RELOCATION REIMBURSEMENT
Relocation expenses not to be used for home deposit
- Precedent Decision No. 03-02, adopted 10/24/03
Relocation expenses must be directly related to the qualifying crime
- Precedent Decision 04/03, adopted 4-23-04
VICTIM
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero - threat of physical injury
- Precedent Decision No. 01-10, adopted 11/15/01
Exposure to methamphetamines in utero - absent proof of injury
- Precedent Decision No 03-01, adopted 03/20/03
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