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| Criminal injuries compensation can be applied for by anyone who has been INJURED as a result of a CRIMINAL act. | |
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| It can also be applied for by someone who, because of a criminal act, has lost a relative or someone who they were dependant on. | |
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| It works on a tariff system, with standard award being paid out for different injuries. It is also possible receive compensation for loss of earnings. | |
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| Compensation should usually be applied for immediately after the incident. However exceptions can be made, if a valid reason is given. | |
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| However, if you've got a criminal past, you may be excluded . Strangely, this applies to any criminal activity whatsoever, even if it's got nothing to do with what youre claiming compensation for... | |
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| In fact, even of you don't have any convictions your criminal past may deny you elegibility. If the assessors THINK you MIGHT have a criminal past, they can refuse you compensation. | |
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