Which of the following is not an expense covered by the Kansas Crime Victims Compensation Board?

Kansas Crime Victims Compensation Law Personal property loss is not covered, with the exception of clothing and bedding seized as evidence.

Does a victim get compensation?

You may be eligible for compensation if you: are a victim of a crime. are a close relative of someone who has died because of a crime. witnessed a serious crime, intervened and were seriously injured.

What does CalVCB cover?

CalVCB is the payor of last resort and can only pay for treatment not covered by any other reimbursement source, including health insurance, civil suits, vehicle insurance, business insurance, home insurance, state disability insurance, and Worker’s Compensation.

How much criminal compensation will I get?

CICA compensation amounts for a criminal injury are 100% of the first injury (most serious injury), 30% of the second (most serious) injury and 15% of the third (most serious) injury. If injuries are the same severity, one is calculated at the lower percentage.

How long does criminal injury compensation take?

12-18 months
How long does a CICA claim take? There is no set time period to how long a CICA claim takes, but the CICA aims to make a decision on most applications within 12-18 months. For more complex cases, where higher value settlements may be required, it can take a longer amount of time.

What type of victims received money most often?

Assault, homicide, child sexual abuse, and sexual assault received the greatest amount of compensation funds in FY 2017, which parallels the data reported in FY 2016.

How long does CalVCB take to process?

30–90 days
CalVCB typically issues payment within 30–90 days from receipt of a bill. Several things can cause a delay, including, other available sources of payment, a problem with the eligibility of the claim, or difficulty verifying some of the information.

Can I get compensation for being assaulted?

If you have been injured following a criminal assault, for example violent mugging, sexual assault or unprovoked attack, you may be able to pursue a claim for damages: Through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authorities (CICA) Through the courts in a civil claim for damages.