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How Tend decides in Arizona

The verified rules for Crime Victim Compensation Program, run by Arizona Criminal Justice Commission (ACJC), Crime Victim Services; claims are processed by the County Attorney's office in the county where the crime occurred. Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: A.R.S. 41-2407; A.A.C. R10-4-101 to R10-4-111

In bloom53 rules verified from 13 sources. Research confidence: high.
Rules verified
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Official sources
13
Used in decisions
21
Shown for information
31
Set aside, with a reason
1

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What Tend could not find or verify
  • minimum loss
  • expense cap:relocation
  • covered expense:relocation
  • covered expense:security
  • expense cap:medical (separate from the $25,000 overall maximum)
  • reporting requirement:alternatives for sexual assault (forensic exam, advocate, protective order)
  • exam no bill:insurance billing
  • submission:email
  • submission:fax
  • submission:in person
  • required document:police report
  • record confidentiality

Arizona's caps and eligibility rules are in the administrative code (A.A.C. R10-4-101 to R10-4-111, final rules effective July 3, 2024; snapshot is Supp. 26-1, March 31, 2026), not the statute. No minimum loss is set in the rules. The rules list no relocation or home security expense; transportation for responding to a substantiated safety threat is covered under R10-4-108(C)(6)(e), and crime scene cleanup (sexual assault included) covers repairing exterior doors, locks, or windows damaged in the crime at a residence (R10-4-101(8)(b)). No statewide alternative to the 72-hour police report was found for sexual assault; the only relief is the Board's good-cause extension. A.R.S. 36-420.02 bars extra fees and balance bills to the patient for county-paid forensic exams but does not address billing the patient's insurance. The lost-wage cap has no fixed dollar amount (40 hours a week at the current minimum wage), so amount_cents is null. The ACJC program page body text sits inside a form element that the snapshot extractor drops, so no rule quotes it; the apply link (acjc.hostedbykarpel.com) comes from that page's HTML. Privacy (added Oct 3): the Address Confidentiality Program is run by the Secretary of State under A.R.S. 41-161 to 41-169 (AZ-S13). No statute, rule, or official program page was found that makes compensation claims or applicant records confidential or exempt from public records law.

You should not be billed for the exam

A.R.S. 36-420.02(B)AZ-EXAM-2

A hospital or provider may not send the patient a balance bill for a county-paid forensic exam. The statute does not say whether the patient's insurance may be billed.

A health care institution or health care provider may not issue, either directly or through its billing company, any additional balance bill to a patient relating to a medical or forensic interview or examination for which the county is required to pay pursuant to section 13-1414.

Read this sentence on azleg.gov

From A.R.S. 36-420.02 (no extra charges or balance bills for forensic exams), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 cfb5ee2d6d9d

Decides an exam bill is held, not counted, and you are told not to pay it.

A.R.S. 36-420.02(A)AZ-EXAM-3

A health care institution may not charge the patient intake, consultation, facility, or other fees as part of a county-paid forensic exam.

A health care institution may not charge an intake, consultation, facility or other fee to a patient as part of a medical or forensic interview or examination for which the county is required to pay pursuant to section 13-1414.

Read this sentence on azleg.gov

From A.R.S. 36-420.02 (no extra charges or balance bills for forensic exams), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 cfb5ee2d6d9d

Decides an exam bill is held, not counted, and you are told not to pay it.

Who pays for the exam

A.R.S. 13-1414(A)AZ-EXAM-1

The county where the offense happened pays the medical or forensic exam costs to collect evidence of a sexual offense.

Any medical or forensic interview or examination expenses arising out of the need to secure evidence that a person has been the victim of a dangerous crime against children as defined in section 13-705 or a sexual offense pursuant to section 13-1404, 13-1405, 13-1406 or 13-3212 shall be paid by the county in which the offense occurred

Read this sentence on azleg.gov

From A.R.S. 13-1414 (expenses of investigation; forensic exams paid by county), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a9ca5d250ca0

Decides listed with a held exam bill as who should pay instead.

Costs the program covers

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)AZ-COV-1

Reasonable and customary medical expenses from the victim's injury or condition are covered.

Reasonable and customary medical expenses due to the victim's physical injury, medical condition, mental health condition, or death.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(4)AZ-COV-2

Mental health counseling and care for the victim's or derivative victim's mental distress from the crime is covered, from a licensed or authorized provider.

Reasonable and customary mental health counseling and care expenses due to a victim's or derivative victim's mental distress resulting from the criminally injurious conduct

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(2)(a)AZ-COV-3

Work loss is covered when the crime's physical injury, mental distress, or medical condition reduces the victim's ability to work.

A victim whose ability to work is reduced due to physical injury, mental distress, or medical condition resulting from the criminally injurious conduct;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides lost pay counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(5)AZ-COV-5

Crime scene cleanup is covered for sexual assault, homicide, and aggravated assault.

Reasonable and customary crime scene cleanup expenses due to a victim's homicide, aggravated assault, or sexual assault

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides crime scene cleanup counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-101(8)(b); covered for sexual assault under R10-4-108(C)(5)AZ-COV-6

Crime scene cleanup includes repairing or replacing exterior doors, locks, or windows damaged by the crime at a residence.

Repairing or replacing exterior doors, locks, or windows damaged as a direct result of criminally injurious conduct occurring within a residence or the surrounding curtilage.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides crime scene cleanup counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(6)(e)AZ-COV-7

Transportation costs for responding to a substantiated threat to the victim's safety or well-being are covered, within the transportation cap.

Responding to a substantiated threat to the safety or well-being of the victim or a derivative victim

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides travel counts as a covered cost.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)(a)(i)AZ-COV-8

Medical expense includes repairing a victim's prosthetic device, eyeglasses or corrective lenses, or dental device.

Repair of damage to a victim's prosthetic device, eyeglasses or other corrective lenses, or a dental device

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

Limits on a kind of cost

A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(4)(a)AZ-CAP-3

Work loss is limited each calendar week to 40 hours at the current minimum wage, within the overall award maximum.

are limited to an amount per calendar week equal to 40 hours at the current minimum wage

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Set aside it names a limit without an amount or without a kind of cost, so there is nothing to compute.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(8)AZ-CAP-4

Transportation costs are capped at $2,000 per victim or derivative victim, paid as reimbursement of actual costs.

For transportation costs, $2,000 per victim or derivative victim paid as reimbursement of actual transportation expenses.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides travel is limited to $2,000 in total.

A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(7)AZ-CAP-5

Crime scene cleanup is capped at $2,000 for professional cleanup, of which up to $500 may go to cleanup not done by a professional service.

For crime scene cleanup expenses, $2,000 for cleanup provided by a professional service, of which $500 may be for crime scene cleanup not provided by a professional service

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides crime scene cleanup is limited to $2,000 in total.

Total limit

A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(1)AZ-CAP-1

The maximum award is $25,000 per claim for all economic loss from one incident; each eligible person files a separate claim.

Twenty-five thousand dollars for all economic loss submitted under a claim as a result of an incident of criminally injurious conduct;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides the total for the claim stops at $25,000.

Costs the program does not cover

ACJC Victim Compensation brochureAZ-EXC-1

The brochure says property loss or repair is not covered, nor are attorney fees or pain and suffering. The current rules still pay to repair a victim's eyeglasses, prosthetic or dental device (as medical) and damaged exterior doors, locks or windows at a residence (as crime scene cleanup).

The Program cannot consider claims for: • Attorney Fees • Property Loss or Repair • Pain and Suffering

Open the PDF on azcjc.gov

From ACJC Victim Compensation brochure (English), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 85267c26e39f

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Insurance and other payments come first

A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)AZ-COLL-1

The award is denied or reduced when the loss was or can be recovered from insurance, a government benefit, or another collateral source.

The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a claimant if: 1. The victim or claimant has recouped or is eligible to recoup the economic loss from an obtainable and accessible collateral source, including benefits from a federal or federally financed program;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Deadline to apply

A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(7)AZ-DEAD-1

The claim must be submitted within two years after the crime is discovered; the Board extends this for good cause.

A claim, as described in R10-4-107, was submitted to the operational unit within two years after discovery of the criminally injurious conduct.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides the filing deadline, 730 days after discovery of the crime.

Reporting to police

A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(4)AZ-REP-1

The crime must be reported to law enforcement within 72 hours after discovery. The rules list no alternative to a police report for sexual assault.

The criminally injurious conduct was reported to an appropriate law enforcement authority within 72 hours after its discovery;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides a police report is required.

A.A.C. R10-4-106(B)AZ-REP-2

The Board must extend both the reporting time limit and the filing deadline when there is good cause for the delay.

The Board shall extend the time limits under subsections (A)(4) and (A)(7) if the Board determines there is good cause for a delay.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Decides a police report is required.

Address confidentiality program

Arizona SOS About ACP page, opening paragraph; statutory basis A.R.S. 41-161 to 41-169AZ-ACP-1

The Secretary of State's Address Confidentiality Program gives survivors of sexual offenses, domestic violence, and stalking a substitute address and free mail forwarding so the person they fear cannot find them through public records. Eligible applicants include victims of a sexual offense such as rape or sexual assault. Enrollment is only through an in-person meeting with a registered Application Assistant at a victim services agency.

The Arizona Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a program that helps victims of domestic violence, sexual offenses, and/or stalking from being located by the person they are seeking safety from through public records. The program provides a substitute address and confidential mail forwarding services to individuals and families across Arizona.

Read this sentence on azsos.gov

From Arizona Secretary of State: About ACP (Address Confidentiality Program), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 c114ddf57541

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

How to send a claim

ACJC county contact list, Coconino County entryAZ-SUB-5

For a crime in Coconino County, the paper application goes to the Coconino County victim compensation program at this address.

Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County Coconino County Crime Victim Compensation Board 201 E. Birch, Suite 4 Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Open the PDF on azcjc.gov

From ACJC Victim Compensation county program contact list, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 87ef846dfc22

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

ACJC county contact list, Pima County entryAZ-SUB-6

For a crime in Pima County, the paper application goes to the Pima County victim compensation program at this address.

Pima County Attorney's Office Pima County Crime Victim Compensation Program 32 N. Stone Ave., 14th Floor Tucson, AZ 85701

Open the PDF on azcjc.gov

From ACJC Victim Compensation county program contact list, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 87ef846dfc22

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Application, page 3 (mail-to box)AZ-SUB-15

For a crime in Maricopa County, the Maricopa edition of the application says to mail it to the Victim Compensation Program at 225 West Madison Street, Phoenix, AZ 85003.

Please sign and date sections 9-12 on pages 4 and 5 mail to / Favor poner la fecha, firmar las secciones 9-12 en las páginas 4 y 5 envíe: For more information or to find your county program, call / Para más información, o para determinar cual es el programa de su condado llame a: Maricopa County Attorney’s Office Victim Compensation Program 225 West Madison Street Phoenix, AZ 85003

Open the PDF on maricopacountyattorney.org

From ACJC Victim Compensation application, Maricopa County edition (Rev. 06/2015, county mailing address filled in), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 792c75aa41d8

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Victim Compensation section, Application for Crime Victim CompensationAZ-SUB-16

The application can be filed online through the statewide ACJC Victim Compensation Application Portal.

Apply Online: https://acjc.hostedbykarpel.com/

Read this sentence on maricopacountyattorney.org

From Maricopa County Attorney's Office, Victim Related Information page (Victim Compensation section), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 fa6880798f58

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Documents the program asks for

A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)AZ-DOC-1

Send a copy of every bill for each expense being claimed along with the claim form.

A copy of all bills, contracts, receipts, and insurance statements relating to each expense claimed under subsection (D)(6)

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)AZ-DOC-3

Send copies of insurance statements for each expense being claimed, since the program pays only after other sources.

A copy of all bills, contracts, receipts, and insurance statements relating to each expense claimed under subsection (D)(6)

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(2)(a)AZ-DOC-4

If claiming lost wages, include a signed statement on the employer's official letterhead verifying the work loss.

If work loss expenses are claimed, a signed statement on official letterhead: a. From the claimant’s employer verifying the information provided under subsection (D)(6)(c)

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Application, Section 4, Work Loss RequirementAZ-DOC-5

If claiming lost wages, a doctor or mental health therapist must also confirm in writing that the victim could not work because of crime-related injuries.

Written verification must also be provided by a doctor or mental health therapist stating the victim was unable to work as a result of crime related injuries.

Open the PDF on azcjc.gov

From ACJC Victim Compensation application (June 2015), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 269fd549bf7e

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Application, Section 3, travel expenses boxAZ-DOC-6

If asking for travel costs, attach a detailed log with travel dates, mileage, and any fares or fees; gas, food, and lodging are not included.

If this box is checked, please attach a detailed log of travel expenses including travel dates, mileage and any fares or fees paid. Gas, food, or lodging expenses may not be included.

Open the PDF on azcjc.gov

From ACJC Victim Compensation application (June 2015), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 269fd549bf7e

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(3)AZ-DOC-8

The county program can ask for more documentation to confirm eligibility and each expense.

Any documentation required by the operational unit to fully investigate and substantiate claimant eligibility and all claim expense requests.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

How long a decision takes

A.A.C. R10-4-108(A)AZ-TIME-1

The county board must decide within 60 days after the county program receives a complete claim, unless there is good cause for delay.

The Board shall make a decision within 60 days after the operational unit receives a complete and actionable claim under R10-4-107 unless good cause for delay exists.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Emergency awards

A.A.C. R10-4-111(A)-(C)AZ-EMER-1

A county program may grant one emergency award of up to $1,000 for serious hardship; it is deducted from the final award.

An operational unit that makes an emergency compensation award shall ensure that the emergency compensation award does not exceed $1,000.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Who can apply

A.A.C. R10-4-101(9)(a)AZ-ELIG-1

Any state or federal crime that poses a substantial threat of injury, mental distress, or death qualifies, whether or not the offender is caught, charged, or convicted.

Constitutes a crime as defined by state or federal law regardless of whether the perpetrator of the conduct is apprehended, charged, or convicted;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Where you live and where it happened

A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(1)AZ-RES-1

The crime must have happened in Arizona, or outside Arizona to an Arizona resident in a place without an accessible compensation program.

Occurred in Arizona; or b. Occurred outside of Arizona in an area without an accessible crime compensation program and affected a resident;

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

How the program reviews a claim

A.A.C. R10-4-108(G)AZ-COND-1

An award may be denied or reduced in proportion to how much the Board finds the victim responsible for the incident.

The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award under subsection (F)(3) in proportion to the degree to which the Board determines the victim is responsible for the incident of criminally injurious conduct that is the subject of the claim.

Open the PDF on apps.azsos.gov

From A.A.C. Title 10, Chapter 4 (Arizona Criminal Justice Commission), Article 1 Crime Victim Compensation Program, Supp. 26-1, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a69cf44aa5e4

Information Shown for information. The engine does not use it in the math.

Set aside

These rules are verified and quoted above, but the engine does not use them in the math. Each one says why.

  • A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(4)(a)AZ-CAP-3

    Work loss is limited each calendar week to 40 hours at the current minimum wage, within the overall award maximum.

    Why: it names a limit without an amount or without a kind of cost, so there is nothing to compute.

    Normalizer note: expense_cap without amount or expense

Compiled law

The engine compiles Arizona's rules into a law image and runs it as bytecode. Rule ids in the listing link back to the rules above.

Verified rules SHA-256 60ab6e078f58b7e21045d2ede23450a41e58aea39ee91adcf109fe74d28add4d

Listing from
the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by
tendc 1.3.0, image format 1.3
Contents
53 rules, 13 sources, 18 proofs, 4 ints, 277 strings
Compiled from these rules
Yes. The image names the same SHA-256 as the verified rules above.
Compiled from the current law IR
Yes. The image carries the SHA-256 of the IR shown on this page.
Image SHA-256
96a91fcee1f955a39a9dce72f978e9ea0f2190818bf1abdc6b7bacce98733d01

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; image sha256  96a91fcee1f955a39a9dce72f978e9ea0f2190818bf1abdc6b7bacce98733d01
; 53 rules, 13 sources, 18 proofs, 4 ints, 277 strings
; item program: 106 instructions, 372 bytes, max stack 2
; aggregate program: 166 instructions, 517 bytes, max stack 2, 5 loops

.rules
    R0    AZ-EXAM-1             exam_payment  -                                             A.R.S. 13-1414(A)
    R1    AZ-EXAM-2             exam_no_bill  -                                             A.R.S. 36-420.02(B)
    R2    AZ-EXAM-3             exam_no_bill  -                                             A.R.S. 36-420.02(A)
    R3    AZ-CAP-1              total_cap     -                                             A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(1)
    R4    AZ-CAP-2              expense_cap   counseling            per claim               A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(5)
    R5    AZ-CAP-4              expense_cap   transportation        per claim               A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(8)
    R6    AZ-CAP-5              expense_cap   crime_scene_cleanup   per claim               A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(7)
    R7    AZ-CAP-6              expense_cap   funeral               per claim               A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(6)
    R8    AZ-COV-1              covered       medical                                       A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)
    R9    AZ-COV-2              covered       counseling                                    A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(4)
    R10   AZ-COV-3              covered       lost_wages                                    A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(2)(a)
    R11   AZ-COV-4              covered       transportation                                A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(6)(d)
    R12   AZ-COV-5              covered       crime_scene_cleanup                           A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(5)
    R13   AZ-COV-6              covered       crime_scene_cleanup                           A.A.C. R10-4-101(8)(b); covered for sexual assault under R10-4-108(C)(5)
    R14   AZ-COV-7              covered       transportation                                A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(6)(e)
    R15   AZ-COV-8              covered       medical                                       A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)(a)(i)
    R16   AZ-EXC-1              info          -                     excluded_expense        ACJC Victim Compensation brochure
    R17   AZ-EXC-2              excluded      legal                                         A.A.C. R10-4-108(J)
    R18   AZ-DEAD-1             deadline      -                     from discovery          A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(7)
    R19   AZ-REP-1              reporting     -                                             A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(4)
    R20   AZ-REP-2              reporting     -                                             A.A.C. R10-4-106(B)
    R21   AZ-COLL-1             collateral    -                                             A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)
    R22   AZ-COND-1             info          -                     conduct_reduction       A.A.C. R10-4-108(G)
    R23   AZ-EMER-1             info          -                     emergency_award         A.A.C. R10-4-111(A)-(C)
    R24   AZ-ELIG-1             info          -                     eligible_crime          A.A.C. R10-4-101(9)(a)
    R25   AZ-RES-1              info          -                     residency               A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(1)
    R26   AZ-SUB-1              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Apache County entry
    R27   AZ-SUB-2              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Mohave County entry
    R28   AZ-SUB-3              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Cochise County entry
    R29   AZ-SUB-4              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Navajo County entry
    R30   AZ-SUB-5              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Coconino County entry
    R31   AZ-SUB-6              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Pima County entry
    R32   AZ-SUB-7              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Gila County entry
    R33   AZ-SUB-8              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Pinal County entry
    R34   AZ-SUB-9              info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Graham County entry
    R35   AZ-SUB-10             info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Santa Cruz County entry
    R36   AZ-SUB-11             info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Greenlee County entry
    R37   AZ-SUB-12             info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Yavapai County entry
    R38   AZ-SUB-13             info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, La Paz County entry
    R39   AZ-SUB-14             info          -                     submission              ACJC county contact list, Yuma County entry
    R40   AZ-SUB-15             info          -                     submission              Application, page 3 (mail-to box)
    R41   AZ-SUB-16             info          -                     submission              Victim Compensation section, Application for Crime Victim Compensation
    R42   AZ-DOC-1              info          -                     required_document       A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)
    R43   AZ-DOC-2              info          -                     required_document       A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)
    R44   AZ-DOC-3              info          -                     required_document       A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)
    R45   AZ-DOC-4              info          -                     required_document       A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(2)(a)
    R46   AZ-DOC-5              info          -                     required_document       Application, Section 4, Work Loss Requirement
    R47   AZ-DOC-6              info          -                     required_document       Application, Section 3, travel expenses box
    R48   AZ-DOC-7              info          -                     required_document       Application, page 3
    R49   AZ-DOC-8              info          -                     required_document       A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(3)
    R50   AZ-TIME-1             info          -                     processing_time         A.A.C. R10-4-108(A)
    R51   AZ-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality Arizona SOS About ACP page, opening paragraph; statutory basis A.R.S. 41-161 to 41-169
    R52   AZ-CAP-3              skipped       -                     expense_cap             A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(4)(a)  ; expense_cap without amount or expense

.sources
    S0    AZ-S1       sha256 362f1cceb99da2a3  https://www.azleg.gov/ars/41/02407.htm
    S1    AZ-S2       sha256 a9ca5d250ca062f9  https://www.azleg.gov/ars/13/01414.htm
    S2    AZ-S3       sha256 a69cf44aa5e4d5ed  https://apps.azsos.gov/public_services/Title_10/10-04.pdf
    S3    AZ-S4       sha256 70dbc27b83e347b5  https://www.azcjc.gov/Programs/Victim-Services/Compensation-Program
    S4    AZ-S6       sha256 85267c26e39fc9ce  https://www.azcjc.gov/Portals/0/Documents/pubs/VC_English_Brochure.pdf
    S5    AZ-S7       sha256 269fd549bf7ef2f8  https://www.azcjc.gov/Portals/0/Documents/pubs/VC_APP_June_2015_FINAL.pdf
    S6    AZ-S8       sha256 cfb5ee2d6d9d3b91  https://www.azleg.gov/ars/36/00420-02.htm
    S7    AZ-S9       sha256 87ef846dfc223c3c  https://www.azcjc.gov/Portals/0/Documents/pubs/Victim_Comp_Contact_List.pdf
    S8    AZ-S10      sha256 fa6880798f58a2a5  https://maricopacountyattorney.org/182/Victim-Related-Information
    S9    AZ-S11      sha256 792c75aa41d8adb0  https://maricopacountyattorney.org/DocumentCenter/View/120
    S10   AZ-S12      sha256 cf8035b2a260e73b  https://azsos.gov/services/address-confidentiality-program/eligibility-enrollment
    S11   AZ-S13      sha256 c114ddf575419446  https://azsos.gov/services/address-confidentiality-program/about-acp
    S12   AZ-S14      sha256 20923b8bee194d9e  https://www.pinal.gov/1709/Crime-Victim-Compensation-Board-Meetings

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (AZ-EXAM-2, AZ-EXAM-3, AZ-EXAM-1)
    P2    (AZ-COV-1, AZ-COV-8)
    P3    (AZ-COV-1, AZ-COV-8, AZ-COLL-1)
    P4    (AZ-CAP-2, AZ-COV-2)
    P5    (AZ-CAP-2, AZ-COV-2, AZ-COLL-1)
    P6    (AZ-COV-3)
    P7    (AZ-COV-3, AZ-COLL-1)
    P8    (AZ-CAP-4, AZ-COV-4, AZ-COV-7)
    P9    (AZ-CAP-4, AZ-COV-4, AZ-COV-7, AZ-COLL-1)
    P10   (AZ-CAP-5, AZ-COV-5, AZ-COV-6)
    P11   (AZ-CAP-5, AZ-COV-5, AZ-COV-6, AZ-COLL-1)
    P12   (AZ-CAP-6)
    P13   (AZ-CAP-6, AZ-COLL-1)
    P14   (AZ-EXC-2)
    P15   (AZ-DEAD-1)
    P16   (AZ-REP-1, AZ-REP-2)
    P17   (AZ-EXC-1, AZ-COLL-1, AZ-COND-1, AZ-EMER-1, AZ-ELIG-1, AZ-RES-1, AZ-SUB-1, AZ-SUB-2, AZ-SUB-3, AZ-SUB-4, AZ-SUB-5, AZ-SUB-6, AZ-SUB-7, AZ-SUB-8, AZ-SUB-9, AZ-SUB-10, AZ-SUB-11, AZ-SUB-12, AZ-SUB-13, AZ-SUB-14, AZ-SUB-15, AZ-SUB-16, AZ-DOC-1, AZ-DOC-2, AZ-DOC-3, AZ-DOC-4, AZ-DOC-5, AZ-DOC-6, AZ-DOC-7, AZ-DOC-8, AZ-TIME-1, AZ-ACP-1)

.ints
    K0    500000        ; $5,000.00
    K1    200000        ; $2,000.00
    K2    1000000       ; $10,000.00
    K3    2500000       ; $25,000.00

.item
  0000        ldi      date
  0002        ldx      incident_date
  0004        lt
  0005        jnz      L0
  000a        ldi      date
  000c        ldx      as_of_date
  000e        gt
  000f        jnz      L0
  0014        ldi      expense
  0016        switch   19, default L10
                        case medical               -> L2
                        case forensic_exam         -> L1
                        case counseling            -> L4
                        case lost_wages            -> L6
                        case transportation        -> L8
                        case relocation            -> L10
                        case temporary_housing     -> L10
                        case security              -> L10
                        case crime_scene_cleanup   -> L11
                        case childcare             -> L10
                        case property_replacement  -> L10
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L10
                        case prescription          -> L10
                        case dental                -> L10
                        case funeral               -> L13
                        case legal                 -> L15
                        case tuition               -> L10
                        case other                 -> L10
                        case unknown               -> L10
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; AZ-EXAM-2  A.R.S. 36-420.02(B)  "A health care institution or health care provider may not issue..."
              ; AZ-EXAM-3  A.R.S. 36-420.02(A)  "A health care institution may not charge an intake..."
              ; AZ-EXAM-1  A.R.S. 13-1414(A)  "Any medical or forensic interview or examination expenses..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; AZ-EXAM-2, AZ-EXAM-3, AZ-EXAM-1
  007b        ret
              ; AZ-COV-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)  "Reasonable and customary medical expenses due to the victim's..."
              ; AZ-COV-8  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(1)(a)(i)  "Repair of damage to a victim's prosthetic device, eyeglasses or..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  007c  L2:   ldi      confirmed
  007e        jnz      L3
  0083        push     0
  0088        decide   needs_confirmation, P2       ; AZ-COV-1, AZ-COV-8
  008c        ret
  008d  L3:   ldi      amount_cents
  008f        decide   eligible, P3                 ; AZ-COV-1, AZ-COV-8, AZ-COLL-1
  0093        lda
  0094        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0096        subs
  0097        push     0
  009c        max
  009d        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  00a1        ret
              ; AZ-CAP-2  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(5)  "For mental health counseling and care expenses, $5,000 per..."
              ; AZ-COV-2  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(4)  "Reasonable and customary mental health counseling and care..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  00a2  L4:   ldi      confirmed
  00a4        jnz      L5
  00a9        push     0
  00ae        decide   needs_confirmation, P4       ; AZ-CAP-2, AZ-COV-2
  00b2        ret
  00b3  L5:   ldi      amount_cents
  00b5        decide   eligible, P5                 ; AZ-CAP-2, AZ-COV-2, AZ-COLL-1
  00b9        lda
  00ba        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00bc        subs
  00bd        push     0
  00c2        max
  00c3        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  00c7        ret
              ; AZ-COV-3  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(2)(a)  "A victim whose ability to work is reduced due to physical..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  00c8  L6:   ldi      confirmed
  00ca        jnz      L7
  00cf        push     0
  00d4        decide   needs_confirmation, P6       ; AZ-COV-3
  00d8        ret
  00d9  L7:   ldi      amount_cents
  00db        decide   eligible, P7                 ; AZ-COV-3, AZ-COLL-1
  00df        lda
  00e0        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00e2        subs
  00e3        push     0
  00e8        max
  00e9        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  00ed        ret
              ; AZ-CAP-4  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(8)  "For transportation costs, $2,000 per victim or derivative victim..."
              ; AZ-COV-4  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(6)(d)  "The victim obtaining a medical forensic examination or..."
              ; AZ-COV-7  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(6)(e)  "Responding to a substantiated threat to the safety or well-being..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  00ee  L8:   ldi      confirmed
  00f0        jnz      L9
  00f5        push     0
  00fa        decide   needs_confirmation, P8       ; AZ-CAP-4, AZ-COV-4, AZ-COV-7
  00fe        ret
  00ff  L9:   ldi      amount_cents
  0101        decide   eligible, P9                 ; AZ-CAP-4, AZ-COV-4, AZ-COV-7, AZ-COLL-1
  0105        lda
  0106        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0108        subs
  0109        push     0
  010e        max
  010f        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  0113        ret
  0114  L10:  push     0
  0119        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  011d        ret
              ; AZ-CAP-5  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(7)  "For crime scene cleanup expenses, $2,000 for cleanup provided by..."
              ; AZ-COV-5  A.A.C. R10-4-108(C)(5)  "Reasonable and customary crime scene cleanup expenses due to a..."
              ; AZ-COV-6  A.A.C. R10-4-101(8)(b); covered for sexual assault under R10-4-108(C)(5)  "Repairing or replacing exterior doors, locks, or windows damaged..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  011e  L11:  ldi      confirmed
  0120        jnz      L12
  0125        push     0
  012a        decide   needs_confirmation, P10      ; AZ-CAP-5, AZ-COV-5, AZ-COV-6
  012e        ret
  012f  L12:  ldi      amount_cents
  0131        decide   eligible, P11                ; AZ-CAP-5, AZ-COV-5, AZ-COV-6, AZ-COLL-1
  0135        lda
  0136        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0138        subs
  0139        push     0
  013e        max
  013f        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  0143        ret
              ; AZ-CAP-6  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(6)  "For funeral expenses, $10,000;"
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
  0144  L13:  ldi      confirmed
  0146        jnz      L14
  014b        push     0
  0150        decide   needs_confirmation, P12      ; AZ-CAP-6
  0154        ret
  0155  L14:  ldi      amount_cents
  0157        decide   eligible, P13                ; AZ-CAP-6, AZ-COLL-1
  015b        lda
  015c        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  015e        subs
  015f        push     0
  0164        max
  0165        seta     collateral, R21              ; AZ-COLL-1
  0169        ret
              ; AZ-EXC-2  A.A.C. R10-4-108(J)  "The Board shall not make a compensation award to pay attorney's..."
  016a  L15:  push     0
  016f        decide   excluded, P14                ; AZ-EXC-2
  0173        ret

.aggregate
              ; AZ-CAP-2  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(5)  "For mental health counseling and care expenses, $5,000 per..."
  0000        push     0
  0005        str      r0
  0007        push     0
  000c        str      r1
  000e        each     counseling, L4
  0014  L0:   ldr      r1
  0016        jnz      L2
  001b        ldr      r0
  001d        lda
  001e        adds
  001f        ldk      K0                           ; $5,000.00
  0022        gt
  0023        jz       L1
  0028        ldk      K0                           ; $5,000.00
  002b        ldr      r0
  002d        subs
  002e        cap      expense_cap, R4              ; AZ-CAP-2
  0032        push     1
  0037        str      r1
  0039  L1:   ldr      r0
  003b        lda
  003c        adds
  003d        str      r0
  003f        jmp      L3
  0044  L2:   push     0
  0049        cap      expense_cap, R4              ; AZ-CAP-2
  004d  L3:   next     L0
              ; AZ-CAP-4  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(8)  "For transportation costs, $2,000 per victim or derivative victim..."
  0052  L4:   push     0
  0057        str      r0
  0059        push     0
  005e        str      r1
  0060        each     transportation, L9
  0066  L5:   ldr      r1
  0068        jnz      L7
  006d        ldr      r0
  006f        lda
  0070        adds
  0071        ldk      K1                           ; $2,000.00
  0074        gt
  0075        jz       L6
  007a        ldk      K1                           ; $2,000.00
  007d        ldr      r0
  007f        subs
  0080        cap      expense_cap, R5              ; AZ-CAP-4
  0084        push     1
  0089        str      r1
  008b  L6:   ldr      r0
  008d        lda
  008e        adds
  008f        str      r0
  0091        jmp      L8
  0096  L7:   push     0
  009b        cap      expense_cap, R5              ; AZ-CAP-4
  009f  L8:   next     L5
              ; AZ-CAP-5  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(7)  "For crime scene cleanup expenses, $2,000 for cleanup provided by..."
  00a4  L9:   push     0
  00a9        str      r0
  00ab        push     0
  00b0        str      r1
  00b2        each     crime_scene_cleanup, L14
  00b8  L10:  ldr      r1
  00ba        jnz      L12
  00bf        ldr      r0
  00c1        lda
  00c2        adds
  00c3        ldk      K1                           ; $2,000.00
  00c6        gt
  00c7        jz       L11
  00cc        ldk      K1                           ; $2,000.00
  00cf        ldr      r0
  00d1        subs
  00d2        cap      expense_cap, R6              ; AZ-CAP-5
  00d6        push     1
  00db        str      r1
  00dd  L11:  ldr      r0
  00df        lda
  00e0        adds
  00e1        str      r0
  00e3        jmp      L13
  00e8  L12:  push     0
  00ed        cap      expense_cap, R6              ; AZ-CAP-5
  00f1  L13:  next     L10
              ; AZ-CAP-6  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(6)  "For funeral expenses, $10,000;"
  00f6  L14:  push     0
  00fb        str      r0
  00fd        push     0
  0102        str      r1
  0104        each     funeral, L19
  010a  L15:  ldr      r1
  010c        jnz      L17
  0111        ldr      r0
  0113        lda
  0114        adds
  0115        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  0118        gt
  0119        jz       L16
  011e        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  0121        ldr      r0
  0123        subs
  0124        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; AZ-CAP-6
  0128        push     1
  012d        str      r1
  012f  L16:  ldr      r0
  0131        lda
  0132        adds
  0133        str      r0
  0135        jmp      L18
  013a  L17:  push     0
  013f        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; AZ-CAP-6
  0143  L18:  next     L15
              ; AZ-CAP-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(D)(1)  "Twenty-five thousand dollars for all economic loss submitted..."
  0148  L19:  push     0
  014d        str      r0
  014f        push     0
  0154        str      r1
  0156        each     all, L24
  015c  L20:  ldr      r1
  015e        jnz      L22
  0163        ldr      r0
  0165        lda
  0166        adds
  0167        ldk      K3                           ; $25,000.00
  016a        gt
  016b        jz       L21
  0170        ldk      K3                           ; $25,000.00
  0173        ldr      r0
  0175        subs
  0176        cap      total_cap, R3                ; AZ-CAP-1
  017a        push     1
  017f        str      r1
  0181  L21:  ldr      r0
  0183        lda
  0184        adds
  0185        str      r0
  0187        jmp      L23
  018c  L22:  push     0
  0191        cap      total_cap, R3                ; AZ-CAP-1
  0195  L23:  next     L20
  019a  L24:  push     0                            ; met
  019f        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
              ; AZ-DEAD-1  A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(7)  "A claim, as described in R10-4-107, was submitted to the..."
  01a3        ldx      incident_date
  01a5        push     730
  01aa        adds
  01ab        dup
  01ac        setdate
  01ad        ldx      as_of_date
  01af        ge
  01b0        jz       L25
  01b5        push     0
  01ba        jmp      L26
  01bf  L25:  push     1
  01c4  L26:  note     deadline_from_discovery
  01c6        check    deadline, P15                ; AZ-DEAD-1
              ; AZ-REP-1  A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(4)  "The criminally injurious conduct was reported to an appropriate..."
              ; AZ-REP-2  A.A.C. R10-4-106(B)  "The Board shall extend the time limits under subsections (A)(4)..."
  01ca        ldx      police_report
  01cc        push     1                            ; yes
  01d1        eq
  01d2        jnz      L28
  01d7        ldx      police_report
  01d9        push     0                            ; no
  01de        eq
  01df        jnz      L27
  01e4        push     3
  01e9        jmp      L29
  01ee  L27:  push     1
  01f3        jmp      L29
  01f8  L28:  push     0                            ; satisfied
  01fd  L29:  check    reporting, P16               ; AZ-REP-1, AZ-REP-2
              ; AZ-EXC-1  ACJC Victim Compensation brochure  "The Program cannot consider claims for: • Attorney Fees •..."
              ; AZ-COLL-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(F)(1)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award to a..."
              ; AZ-COND-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(G)  "The Board shall deny or reduce a compensation award under..."
              ; AZ-EMER-1  A.A.C. R10-4-111(A)-(C)  "An operational unit that makes an emergency compensation award..."
              ; AZ-ELIG-1  A.A.C. R10-4-101(9)(a)  "Constitutes a crime as defined by state or federal law..."
              ; AZ-RES-1  A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(1)  "Occurred in Arizona; or b. Occurred outside of Arizona in an..."
              ; AZ-SUB-1  ACJC county contact list, Apache County entry  "Apache County Attorney's Office P.O. Box 637 St. Johns, AZ 85936"
              ; AZ-SUB-2  ACJC county contact list, Mohave County entry  "Mohave County Attorney's Office Crime Victim Compensation..."
              ; AZ-SUB-3  ACJC county contact list, Cochise County entry  "Cochise County Attorney's Office Victims Witness Program P.O...."
              ; AZ-SUB-4  ACJC county contact list, Navajo County entry  "Navajo County Attorney's Office Navajo County Victims Services..."
              ; AZ-SUB-5  ACJC county contact list, Coconino County entry  "Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County Coconino County..."
              ; AZ-SUB-6  ACJC county contact list, Pima County entry  "Pima County Attorney's Office Pima County Crime Victim..."
              ; AZ-SUB-7  ACJC county contact list, Gila County entry  "Gila County Attorney's Office Victim Services Unit 1400 E. Ash..."
              ; AZ-SUB-8  ACJC county contact list, Pinal County entry  "Pinal County Attorney's Office Pinal County Crime Victim..."
              ; AZ-SUB-9  ACJC county contact list, Graham County entry  "Graham County Attorney's Office Victim/Witness Program 800 West..."
              ; AZ-SUB-10  ACJC county contact list, Santa Cruz County entry  "Santa Cruz County Attorney's Office 2150 N. Congress Dr., Suite..."
              ; AZ-SUB-11  ACJC county contact list, Greenlee County entry  "Greenlee County Attorney's Office P.O. Box 1717 Clifton, AZ..."
              ; AZ-SUB-12  ACJC county contact list, Yavapai County entry  "Yavapai County Attorney's Office Victim Compensation 255 E...."
              ; AZ-SUB-13  ACJC county contact list, La Paz County entry  "La Paz County Attorney's Office 1320 Kofa Avenue Parker, AZ..."
              ; AZ-SUB-14  ACJC county contact list, Yuma County entry  "Yuma County Attorney's Office Yuma Victim Services Division 250..."
              ; AZ-SUB-15  Application, page 3 (mail-to box)  "Please sign and date sections 9-12 on pages 4 and 5 mail to /..."
              ; AZ-SUB-16  Victim Compensation section, Application for Crime Victim Compensation  "Apply Online: https://acjc.hostedbykarpel.com/"
              ; AZ-DOC-1  A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)  "A copy of all bills, contracts, receipts, and insurance..."
              ; AZ-DOC-2  A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)  "A copy of all bills, contracts, receipts, and insurance..."
              ; AZ-DOC-3  A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(1)  "A copy of all bills, contracts, receipts, and insurance..."
              ; AZ-DOC-4  A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(2)(a)  "If work loss expenses are claimed, a signed statement on..."
              ; AZ-DOC-5  Application, Section 4, Work Loss Requirement  "Written verification must also be provided by a doctor or mental..."
              ; AZ-DOC-6  Application, Section 3, travel expenses box  "If this box is checked, please attach a detailed log of travel..."
              ; AZ-DOC-7  Application, page 3  "Please sign and date sections 9-12 on pages 4 and 5 mail to"
              ; AZ-DOC-8  A.A.C. R10-4-107(E)(3)  "Any documentation required by the operational unit to fully..."
              ; AZ-TIME-1  A.A.C. R10-4-108(A)  "The Board shall make a decision within 60 days after the..."
              ; AZ-ACP-1  Arizona SOS About ACP page, opening paragraph; statutory basis A.R.S. 41-161 to 41-169  "The Arizona Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a program..."
  0201        info     P17                          ; AZ-EXC-1, AZ-COLL-1, AZ-COND-1, AZ-EMER-1, AZ-ELIG-1, AZ-RES-1, AZ-SUB-1, AZ-SUB-2, AZ-SUB-3, AZ-SUB-4, AZ-SUB-5, AZ-SUB-6, AZ-SUB-7, AZ-SUB-8, AZ-SUB-9, AZ-SUB-10, AZ-SUB-11, AZ-SUB-12, AZ-SUB-13, AZ-SUB-14, AZ-SUB-15, AZ-SUB-16, AZ-DOC-1, AZ-DOC-2, AZ-DOC-3, AZ-DOC-4, AZ-DOC-5, AZ-DOC-6, AZ-DOC-7, AZ-DOC-8, AZ-TIME-1, AZ-ACP-1
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Researcher notes

Sources disagree on the filing clock: the undated ACJC brochure says to apply within two years of the crime, while A.A.C. R10-4-106(A)(7) says two years after discovery; the rule wins and is what this file uses. The application PDF linked from the ACJC page is dated June 2015 and predates the 2023/2024 rule rewrite; online filing is at acjc.hostedbykarpel.com. The program is county-run: each County Attorney's office has its own board and coordinator, and awards depend on money available to that county (R10-4-108(D)(2), (I)). A.R.S. 41-2407(E) and (F) also bar a provider who accepts program payment from billing the victim for the same service (unless the program cannot pay in full) and bar debt collection on bills included in a pending claim. Statute 13-1414 covers exams for offenses under 13-1404, 13-1405, 13-1406 and 13-3212 and dangerous crimes against children. Not used: the 2018 ACJC desk manual (predates current rules). Reviewer: the brochure also says the crime must be reported within 72 hours "of the crime"; R10-4-106(A)(4) says within 72 hours after discovery, and the rule wins. The brochure's blanket exclusion of property loss or repair is older and broader than the current rules, which pay for eyeglass/prosthetic/dental device repair (R10-4-108(C)(1)(a)(i)) and door, lock and window repair at a residence as crime scene cleanup (R10-4-101(8)(b)). R10-4-108(H)(1) requires denial for failure to cooperate with law enforcement unless the failure was due to a substantial medical, mental health, or safety risk. The forensic exam statute (A.R.S. 13-1414) covers only exam expenses arising from the need to secure evidence; follow-up medical treatment goes through the compensation claim. Filing (added Oct 3): claims go to the county program where the crime happened (A.A.C. R10-4-107(D)). Mailing addresses come from the ACJC county contact list PDF (AZ-S9), which the program page links; its 14 non-Maricopa addresses match the live program page, though several phone numbers on the PDF are older. For Maricopa the PDF lists 301 W. Jefferson, 9th Floor, but the live ACJC page and the Maricopa edition of the application (AZ-S11) say 225 West Madison Street, so the Maricopa mail rule quotes AZ-S11. The online portal (acjc.hostedbykarpel.com) is a login app that the snapshot tool cannot read, so the online rule quotes the Maricopa County Attorney page (AZ-S10), which links it for all applicants. No official source gives an email, fax, or in-person filing option. The ACJC page body (dropped by the extractor) says coordinators collect police reports, but the application and rules only ask for the report number, not a copy, so police_report is not listed as a required document. The statewide application PDF (AZ-S7, Rev. 06/2015, still the newest version) is a flat PDF with 0 AcroForm fields, and its mail-to box is a blank placeholder; the Maricopa edition is the same form with the county address filled in. Processing time is the Board's 60-day decision deadline from the rules, not a payment time. Address confidentiality (added Oct 3): the SOS eligibility page (AZ-S12) lists victims of a 'sexual offense (such as rape, sexual assault, molestation)' as eligible, plus fear for safety, a recent or planned move within Arizona to a place unknown to the perpetrator, and one piece of supporting documentation. Applications go only through a registered Application Assistant met in person (call 602-542-1653 to find one); approved participants are certified for five years and may not use the substitute address until the welcome packet and authorization card arrive. The ACP laws themselves (A.R.S. 41-161 to 41-169) were not snapshotted; the rule quotes the SOS program page. Record confidentiality: not found. A.A.C. R10-4-101 to R10-4-111 (AZ-S3) have no confidentiality section, and A.R.S. 41-2407 (AZ-S1) is silent. The application's release form (AZ-S7) says the opposite of a protection: information disclosed to the program is no longer subject to HIPAA, and the program may disclose non-identifying information for statistical purposes. County boards decide claims at open public meetings (Pinal, AZ-S14: 'The meetings are open to members of the public'; Maricopa says meeting recordings and documents are available for inspection, AZ-S10), so Tend should not tell Arizona users their claim details are confidential by law.