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How Tend decides in Colorado

The verified rules for Crime Victim Compensation, run by Colorado Department of Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice, Office for Victims Programs (claims are decided by the crime victim compensation board in each judicial district). Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: C.R.S. 24-4.1-100.1 to 24-4.1-124

Budding34 rules verified from 18 sources. Research confidence: medium.

Rules verified: 34
Official sources: 18
Used in decisions: 20
Shown for information: 14
Set aside, with a reason: 0

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What Tend could not find or verify

expense cap
filing deadline
minimum loss

No statewide per-expense caps (counseling, lost wages, relocation, transportation, medical, security) were found; each judicial district board sets its own limits by policy, and the state application says some districts do not pay up to the $30,000 statutory limit. Filing deadline: after SB 24-120 (2024), C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(f) only requires that the application be filed with the board and states no time limit for injury claims; property damage claims must be filed within six months (24-4.1-108(1.5)(d)), which the schema cannot express in years or days. No minimum loss amount appears in the statute. Whether insurance may be billed for the evidence-collection portion of the exam is not stated in the statute. How to file: Colorado has no single statewide submission address; the DCJ pages say to send the application to the administrator in the judicial district where the crime occurred, so the submission rule points there and the district addresses and emails are on CO-S1. The 2016 form's insurance section is information to fill in, not a separate document. Address confidentiality: Colorado's ACP is run by the Department of Personnel & Administration (Division of Central Services), not the Secretary of State; the statute (C.R.S. 24-30-2104, CO-S18) covers relocated victims of domestic violence, a sexual offense, human trafficking, or stalking. Record confidentiality: C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5(2) makes compensation claim materials confidential, with narrow court-review and in camera exceptions.

You should not be billed for the exam

C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)CO-EXAM-1

A sexual assault survivor does not pay for the evidence-collection forensic medical exam, even if they do not want to take part in the criminal justice process or cooperate with law enforcement. The DCJ SAVE page reads this as the evidence-collection portion of the exam; other exam-related medical costs go through SAVE or Victim Compensation, not this rule.

A victim of a sexual offense shall not bear the cost of a forensic medical examination that includes the collection of evidence that is used for the purpose of evidence collection even if the victim does not want to participate in the criminal justice system or otherwise cooperate with the law enforcement agency, prosecuting officer, or other government official.

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From C.R.S. 18-3-407.5 (Victim evidence, forensic medical examination costs), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 0fb2256250a1

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

Who pays for the exam

C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)CO-EXAM-2

When the survivor does not take part in the criminal justice process, the Colorado Division of Criminal Justice pays for the evidence-collection exam.

The division of criminal justice in the department of public safety shall pay the cost of the examination.

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From C.R.S. 18-3-407.5 (Victim evidence, forensic medical examination costs), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 0fb2256250a1

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

C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(1)CO-EXAM-3

When the survivor reports to police, the law enforcement agency with jurisdiction pays the direct costs of forensic evidence collection.

A law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over a sexual assault must pay for any direct cost associated with the collection of forensic evidence from a victim who reports the assault to the law enforcement agency.

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From C.R.S. 18-3-407.5 (Victim evidence, forensic medical examination costs), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 0fb2256250a1

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

C.R.S. 18-3-407.7(2)(a)CO-EXAM-4

The state SAVE program (Division of Criminal Justice) covers medical fees tied to getting the forensic exam, such as ER, lab, prescription, and physician fees, while funds last. It is the payer of last resort.

The program must cover medical fees and costs associated with obtaining the medical forensic examination, including but not limited to emergency department fees and costs, laboratory fees, prescription medication, and physician's fees, as long as funds are available.

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From C.R.S. 18-3-407.7 (Sexual assault victim emergency payment program), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a20071d3c3b9

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

DCJ SAVE program page, EligibilityCO-EXAM-5

The DCJ SAVE page states a per-incident cap of $4,000 for FY 2026, covering the exam and related medical costs, for survivors who make a medical or anonymous report. The cap can change with available funds. Colorado's FY 2026 ended in June, and the page as retrieved in October still showed this figure, so the cap for the current year should be confirmed with DCJ.

For FY (fiscal year) 2026, the current per incident cap payable by the SAVE program is $4,000.

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From Colorado DCJ OVP: Sexual Assault Victim Emergency Payment Program (SAVE), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 838f5315b342

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

DCJ SAVE program page, How Are Medical Forensic Exams Paid ForCO-EXAM-6

For medical or anonymous reports, SAVE pays the survivor's insurance deductibles and co-pays. Per the same page, the hospital bills the survivor's insurance for related costs only if the survivor asks.

If the victim makes an anonymous or medical report, the SAVE program will pay for insurance deductibles and co-pays.

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From Colorado DCJ OVP: Sexual Assault Victim Emergency Payment Program (SAVE), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 838f5315b342

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

Costs the program covers

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(a)CO-COV-1

Reasonable medical and hospital costs, and medically necessary devices such as eyeglasses or hearing aids, are covered.

Reasonable medical and hospital expenses and expenses incurred for dentures, eyeglasses, hearing aids, or other prosthetic or medically necessary devices;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(b)CO-COV-2

Lost earnings are covered.

Loss of earnings;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides lost pay counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(g)CO-COV-3

Mental health counseling is covered.

Mental health counseling;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(i)CO-COV-4

Reasonable travel costs for medical care or counseling are covered.

Reasonable travel expenses for a victim related to funeral, burial, medical care, or mental health counseling;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides travel counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(l)CO-COV-5

Reasonable relocation costs needed for the victim's safety are covered.

Reasonable relocation expenses for a victim to relocate as necessary to ensure the victim's safety.

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides moving counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(k)CO-COV-6

Dependent care services are covered.

Dependent care services; and

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides child care counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(II)CO-COV-7

Changes to the victim's home needed for safety are covered.

Any modification to the victim's residence that is necessary to ensure victim safety;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides home security counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(III)CO-COV-8

Rekeying a car or other lock for the victim's safety is covered.

The rekeying of a motor vehicle or other lock that is necessary to ensure the victim's safety;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides home security counts as a covered cost.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(e)CO-COV-9

Funeral and burial costs are covered.

Funeral and burial expenses;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides funeral costs counts as a covered cost.

Total limit

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(b)CO-CAP-1

Total compensation is capped at $30,000 per victim (losses above that are not compensable).

Aggregate damages to the victim or to the dependents of a victim exceeding thirty thousand dollars

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides the total for the claim stops at $30,000.

Costs the program does not cover

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)CO-EXC-1

Pain and suffering is not compensable, and property damage is limited to the listed items (home repair, insurance deductibles, safety changes to the home, rekeying, certain towing or impound fees, and medically necessary devices). Personal property not on that list, such as a phone, is not covered.

Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those specified in subsection (1.5)(a) of this section;

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides a cost is not covered when it is a pain suffering.

C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)CO-EXC-2

Motor vehicle costs are not covered beyond an insurance deductible and safety rekeying.

Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections (1.5)(a)(I)(B) and (1.5)(a)(III) of this section.

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 701a8d9fcf55

Decides a cost is not covered when it is a vehicle.

Insurance and other payments come first

C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)CO-COLL-1

Compensation pays only after insurance, public benefits, offender payments, and other sources; the board may deduct those payments from an award.

The fund is the payer of last resort.

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-110 (Recovery from collateral source), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 4f271c8eb986

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Reporting to police

C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(b)CO-REPORT-1

Law enforcement must be notified, but documentation that a forensic exam was done by a licensed or registered nurse or medical provider satisfies this requirement. The board may also waive it in the interest of justice.

The requirement to notify the appropriate law enforcement officials required by this subsection (1)(b) is satisfied if, as the result of the compensable crime that the application is being submitted for, the victim or applicant provides documentation that a forensic examination was conducted by a licensed or registered nurse or medical provider.

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From C.R.S. 24-4.1-108 (Approving compensation), via Justia, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7b33c5576c1f

Decides a police report is required, and a forensic exam can count instead.

Address confidentiality program

DCS Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) page, introductionCO-ACP-1

Colorado's Address Confidentiality Program gives survivors of sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking, and domestic violence a legal substitute address and mail forwarding, and state and local government agencies must accept that address.

The Colorado Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a statewide program that provides protected healthcare workers and survivors of stalking/harassment, sexual assault, human trafficking, and domestic violence with a legal substitute address and mail forwarding. Under Colorado law, all state and local government agencies must accept a participant’s substitute address.

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From Colorado DPA Division of Central Services: Address Confidentiality Program (ACP), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6f11e6eb6df3

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Claim records kept confidential

C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5(2)CO-RECORDS-1

By statute, any records, claims, or information a district board or district attorney receives, makes, or keeps to process a crime victim compensation claim are confidential.

Any materials received, made, or kept by a board or a district attorney to process a claim on behalf of a crime victim under this article are confidential.

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How to send a claim

DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim sectionCO-SUBMIT-1

Download and fill out the state application and send it to the victim compensation administrator for the judicial district where the crime occurred.

You can also download and fill out this Victim Compensation Application (PDF) and send it to the appropriate administrator.

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From Colorado DCJ: How to File a Claim for Victim Compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7b9b48315690

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Documents the program asks for

State application, instructions above Section 1CO-DOC-APP

Answer every question on the application, writing N/A where a question does not apply.

Please complete every question. Write N/A if the question is not applicable.

Open the PDF on cdpsdocs.state.co.us (opens in a new tab)

From Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1dcd49fd88cc

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

State application, end of Section 3CO-DOC-BILLS

Include copies of itemized bills with the application and forward more crime-related bills as they come in.

INCLUDE COPIES OF ITEMIZED BILLS WITH THIS APPLICATION. PLEASE FORWARD ADDITIONAL CRIME RELATED BILLS AS YOU RECEIVE THEM.

Open the PDF on cdpsdocs.state.co.us (opens in a new tab)

From Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1dcd49fd88cc

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

DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim sectionCO-DOC-BILLS-2

Submit the application together with itemized bills directly related to the crime, in the district where the crime occurred.

Submit the application and itemized bills directly related to the crime in the district where the crime occurred.

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From Colorado DCJ: How to File a Claim for Victim Compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7b9b48315690

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State application, General Information item 5CO-DOC-RECEIPTS

Attach all bills and receipts; you can apply even if no bills have arrived yet.

Please attach all bills and receipts. You may apply even if you have not received any bills as of this date.

Open the PDF on cdpsdocs.state.co.us (opens in a new tab)

From Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1dcd49fd88cc

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

State application, Section 5 (Insurance Information)CO-DOC-INSURANCE

Anyone claiming medical bills must fill in insurance and other payment sources on the application.

All applicants seeking compensation for medical bills must complete the following information on insurance and other sources available to pay medical bills.

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From Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1dcd49fd88cc

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State application, Section 6 (Civil Lawsuit) noteCO-DOC-CIVIL

If there is a civil action, the board must be told and given written evidence of any settlement.

The Crime Victim Compensation Board must be notified of any civil action and be provided with written evidence of the amount and terms of settlement.

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From Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1dcd49fd88cc

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How long a decision takes

DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim sectionCO-TIME-1

Processing time differs by district, but notice of the decision generally takes 30-45 days.

The processing time is different for each district, however, it generally takes 30-45 days to be notified of the program's decision.

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From Colorado DCJ: How to File a Claim for Victim Compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7b9b48315690

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Emergency awards

C.R.S. 24-4.1-112(1)CO-EMERG-1

A local board may approve an emergency payment before the final decision if waiting would cause undue hardship; the amount follows each board's policy and is deducted from the final award.

The board may order an emergency approval to the applicant pending a final decision in the claim if it appears to the board, prior to taking action upon the claim, that undue hardship will result to the applicant if immediate payment is not made.

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Who can apply

C.R.S. 24-4.1-302(1)(n)CO-CRIME-1

Sexual assault is a listed crime, and the compensation definitions make listed crimes compensable.

(n) (I) Sexual assault, in violation of section 18-3-402, C. R. S.;

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Where you live and where it happened

C.R.S. 24-4.1-102(10)(c)CO-RES-1

Anyone hurt by a compensable crime committed in Colorado can apply; Colorado residents hurt elsewhere can apply only if that state or country has no reasonably accessible program they qualify for.

“Victim” also means a person who is a resident of this state and who is a victim of a crime that occurred outside of this state, where the crime would be a compensable crime had it occurred in this state and where the state or country in which the crime occurred does not have a reasonably accessible crime victim compensation program for which the person would be eligible.

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How the program reviews a claim

C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(e)CO-COND-1

An award requires that the injury was not substantially caused by the victim's own wrongful act or substantial provocation; the same section also lets the board reduce an award in the interest of justice.

The death of or injury to the victim was not substantially attributable to the victim's wrongful act or substantial provocation of the victim's assailant; and

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Compiled law

The engine compiles Colorado'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 4ba52aedd7ecdec6f748bb32e86de240f91ab711ac57bdda5230575598bd7a8e

Listing from: the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by: tendc 1.3.0, image format 1.3
Contents: 34 rules, 18 sources, 23 proofs, 1 ints, 240 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: 10e6eed0eb07c1b7ee9ec05dbca17231c1a74aed2f47917c4153e1b3091458ca

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    R0    CO-EXAM-1             exam_no_bill  -                                             C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)
    R1    CO-EXAM-2             exam_payment  -                                             C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)
    R2    CO-EXAM-3             exam_payment  -                                             C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(1)
    R3    CO-EXAM-4             exam_payment  -                                             C.R.S. 18-3-407.7(2)(a)
    R4    CO-EXAM-5             exam_payment  -                                             DCJ SAVE program page, Eligibility
    R5    CO-EXAM-6             exam_payment  -                                             DCJ SAVE program page, How Are Medical Forensic Exams Paid For
    R6    CO-CAP-1              total_cap     -                                             C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(b)
    R7    CO-COV-1              covered       medical                                       C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(a)
    R8    CO-COV-2              covered       lost_wages                                    C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(b)
    R9    CO-COV-3              covered       counseling                                    C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(g)
    R10   CO-COV-4              covered       transportation                                C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(i)
    R11   CO-COV-5              covered       relocation                                    C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(l)
    R12   CO-COV-6              covered       childcare                                     C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(k)
    R13   CO-COV-7              covered       security                                      C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(II)
    R14   CO-COV-8              covered       security                                      C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(III)
    R15   CO-COV-9              covered       funeral                                       C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(e)
    R16   CO-EXC-1              excluded      -                                             C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)
    R17   CO-EXC-2              excluded      -                                             C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)
    R18   CO-REPORT-1           reporting     -                                             C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(b)
    R19   CO-COLL-1             collateral    -                                             C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)
    R20   CO-COND-1             info          -                     conduct_reduction       C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(e)
    R21   CO-EMERG-1            info          -                     emergency_award         C.R.S. 24-4.1-112(1)
    R22   CO-CRIME-1            info          -                     eligible_crime          C.R.S. 24-4.1-302(1)(n)
    R23   CO-RES-1              info          -                     residency               C.R.S. 24-4.1-102(10)(c)
    R24   CO-SUBMIT-1           info          -                     submission              DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section
    R25   CO-DOC-APP            info          -                     required_document       State application, instructions above Section 1
    R26   CO-DOC-BILLS          info          -                     required_document       State application, end of Section 3
    R27   CO-DOC-BILLS-2        info          -                     required_document       DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section
    R28   CO-DOC-RECEIPTS       info          -                     required_document       State application, General Information item 5
    R29   CO-DOC-INSURANCE      info          -                     required_document       State application, Section 5 (Insurance Information)
    R30   CO-DOC-CIVIL          info          -                     required_document       State application, Section 6 (Civil Lawsuit) note
    R31   CO-TIME-1             info          -                     processing_time         DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section
    R32   CO-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality DCS Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) page, introduction
    R33   CO-RECORDS-1          info          -                     record_confidentiality  C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5(2)

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    S0    CO-S1       sha256 2d0f094e3d5ec698  https://dcj.colorado.gov/dcj-offices/ovp/crime-victim-compensation
    S1    CO-S2       sha256 c723b094f55b452f  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-102/
    S2    CO-S3       sha256 af2b08b8f01b0e10  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-105/
    S3    CO-S4       sha256 7b33c5576c1fed47  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-108/
    S4    CO-S5       sha256 701a8d9fcf555024  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-109/
    S5    CO-S6       sha256 4f271c8eb9864e51  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-110/
    S6    CO-S7       sha256 75d7a9c2f4fdb474  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-112/
    S7    CO-S8       sha256 0fb2256250a12812  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-18/article-3/part-4/section-18-3-407-5/
    S8    CO-S9       sha256 a20071d3c3b91d45  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-18/article-3/part-4/section-18-3-407-7/
    S9    CO-S10      sha256 838f5315b34242b0  https://dcj.colorado.gov/dcj-offices/ovp/save-paymt-prgm
    S10   CO-S11      sha256 7b9b4831569007c0  https://dcj.colorado.gov/how-to-file-a-claim-for-victim-compensation
    S11   CO-S12      sha256 c1879416323cfe1e  https://ovc.ojp.gov/states/colorado
    S12   CO-S13      sha256 1dcd49fd88cc1bf1  https://cdpsdocs.state.co.us/ovp/Vic_Comp/VC_English_Application_2_18_16.pdf
    S13   CO-S14      sha256 c1c7c643094e77e1  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-3/section-24-4-1-302/
    S14   CO-S15      sha256 89df258821eacd2c  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/administration/article-4-1/part-1/section-24-4-1-107-5/
    S15   CO-S16      sha256 2016d937dd303464  https://dcs.colorado.gov/acp/how-to-enroll-in-the-acp
    S16   CO-S17      sha256 6f11e6eb6df38272  https://dcs.colorado.gov/acp
    S17   CO-S18      sha256 73cd1931bf59572b  https://law.justia.com/codes/colorado/title-24/principal-departments/article-30/part-21/section-24-30-2104/

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (CO-EXAM-1, CO-EXAM-2, CO-EXAM-3, CO-EXAM-4, CO-EXAM-5, CO-EXAM-6)
    P2    (CO-EXC-1)
    P3    (CO-EXC-2)
    P4    (CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2)
    P5    (CO-COV-1)
    P6    (CO-COV-1, CO-COLL-1)
    P7    (CO-COV-3)
    P8    (CO-COV-3, CO-COLL-1)
    P9    (CO-COV-2)
    P10   (CO-COV-2, CO-COLL-1)
    P11   (CO-COV-4)
    P12   (CO-COV-4, CO-COLL-1)
    P13   (CO-COV-5)
    P14   (CO-COV-5, CO-COLL-1)
    P15   (CO-COV-7, CO-COV-8)
    P16   (CO-COV-7, CO-COV-8, CO-COLL-1)
    P17   (CO-COV-6)
    P18   (CO-COV-6, CO-COLL-1)
    P19   (CO-COV-9)
    P20   (CO-COV-9, CO-COLL-1)
    P21   (CO-REPORT-1)
    P22   (CO-COLL-1, CO-COND-1, CO-EMERG-1, CO-CRIME-1, CO-RES-1, CO-SUBMIT-1, CO-DOC-APP, CO-DOC-BILLS, CO-DOC-BILLS-2, CO-DOC-RECEIPTS, CO-DOC-INSURANCE, CO-DOC-CIVIL, CO-TIME-1, CO-ACP-1, CO-RECORDS-1)

.ints
    K0    3000000       ; $30,000.00

.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 L42
                        case medical               -> L2
                        case forensic_exam         -> L1
                        case counseling            -> L10
                        case lost_wages            -> L18
                        case transportation        -> L26
                        case relocation            -> L34
                        case temporary_housing     -> L42
                        case security              -> L49
                        case crime_scene_cleanup   -> L42
                        case childcare             -> L57
                        case property_replacement  -> L42
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L42
                        case prescription          -> L42
                        case dental                -> L42
                        case funeral               -> L65
                        case legal                 -> L42
                        case tuition               -> L42
                        case other                 -> L42
                        case unknown               -> L42
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; CO-EXAM-1  C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)  "A victim of a sexual offense shall not bear the cost of a..."
              ; CO-EXAM-2  C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(3)(b)  "The division of criminal justice in the department of public..."
              ; CO-EXAM-3  C.R.S. 18-3-407.5(1)  "A law enforcement agency with jurisdiction over a sexual assault..."
              ; CO-EXAM-4  C.R.S. 18-3-407.7(2)(a)  "The program must cover medical fees and costs associated with..."
              ; CO-EXAM-5  DCJ SAVE program page, Eligibility  "For FY (fiscal year) 2026, the current per incident cap payable..."
              ; CO-EXAM-6  DCJ SAVE program page, How Are Medical Forensic Exams Paid For  "If the victim makes an anonymous or medical report, the SAVE..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; CO-EXAM-1, CO-EXAM-2, CO-EXAM-3, CO-EXAM-4, CO-EXAM-5, CO-EXAM-6
  007b        ret
              ; CO-COV-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(a)  "Reasonable medical and hospital expenses and expenses incurred..."
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  007c  L2:   push     0
  0081        str      r0
  0083        ldi      tags
  0085        push     1
  008a        and
  008b        jz       L3
  0090        ldr      r0
  0092        push     1
  0097        or
  0098        str      r0
  009a  L3:   ldi      tags
  009c        push     2
  00a1        and
  00a2        jz       L4
  00a7        ldr      r0
  00a9        push     2
  00ae        or
  00af        str      r0
  00b1  L4:   ldr      r0
  00b3        switch   4, default L8
                        case 0                     -> L8
                        case 1                     -> L5
                        case 2                     -> L6
                        case 3                     -> L7
  00c9  L5:   push     0
  00ce        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  00d2        ret
  00d3  L6:   push     0
  00d8        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  00dc        ret
  00dd  L7:   push     0
  00e2        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  00e6        ret
  00e7  L8:   ldi      confirmed
  00e9        jnz      L9
  00ee        push     0
  00f3        decide   needs_confirmation, P5       ; CO-COV-1
  00f7        ret
  00f8  L9:   ldi      amount_cents
  00fa        decide   eligible, P6                 ; CO-COV-1, CO-COLL-1
  00fe        lda
  00ff        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0101        subs
  0102        push     0
  0107        max
  0108        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  010c        ret
              ; CO-COV-3  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(g)  "Mental health counseling;"
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  010d  L10:  push     0
  0112        str      r0
  0114        ldi      tags
  0116        push     1
  011b        and
  011c        jz       L11
  0121        ldr      r0
  0123        push     1
  0128        or
  0129        str      r0
  012b  L11:  ldi      tags
  012d        push     2
  0132        and
  0133        jz       L12
  0138        ldr      r0
  013a        push     2
  013f        or
  0140        str      r0
  0142  L12:  ldr      r0
  0144        switch   4, default L16
                        case 0                     -> L16
                        case 1                     -> L13
                        case 2                     -> L14
                        case 3                     -> L15
  015a  L13:  push     0
  015f        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  0163        ret
  0164  L14:  push     0
  0169        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  016d        ret
  016e  L15:  push     0
  0173        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  0177        ret
  0178  L16:  ldi      confirmed
  017a        jnz      L17
  017f        push     0
  0184        decide   needs_confirmation, P7       ; CO-COV-3
  0188        ret
  0189  L17:  ldi      amount_cents
  018b        decide   eligible, P8                 ; CO-COV-3, CO-COLL-1
  018f        lda
  0190        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0192        subs
  0193        push     0
  0198        max
  0199        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  019d        ret
              ; CO-COV-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(b)  "Loss of earnings;"
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  019e  L18:  push     0
  01a3        str      r0
  01a5        ldi      tags
  01a7        push     1
  01ac        and
  01ad        jz       L19
  01b2        ldr      r0
  01b4        push     1
  01b9        or
  01ba        str      r0
  01bc  L19:  ldi      tags
  01be        push     2
  01c3        and
  01c4        jz       L20
  01c9        ldr      r0
  01cb        push     2
  01d0        or
  01d1        str      r0
  01d3  L20:  ldr      r0
  01d5        switch   4, default L24
                        case 0                     -> L24
                        case 1                     -> L21
                        case 2                     -> L22
                        case 3                     -> L23
  01eb  L21:  push     0
  01f0        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  01f4        ret
  01f5  L22:  push     0
  01fa        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  01fe        ret
  01ff  L23:  push     0
  0204        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  0208        ret
  0209  L24:  ldi      confirmed
  020b        jnz      L25
  0210        push     0
  0215        decide   needs_confirmation, P9       ; CO-COV-2
  0219        ret
  021a  L25:  ldi      amount_cents
  021c        decide   eligible, P10                ; CO-COV-2, CO-COLL-1
  0220        lda
  0221        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0223        subs
  0224        push     0
  0229        max
  022a        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  022e        ret
              ; CO-COV-4  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(i)  "Reasonable travel expenses for a victim related to funeral..."
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  022f  L26:  push     0
  0234        str      r0
  0236        ldi      tags
  0238        push     1
  023d        and
  023e        jz       L27
  0243        ldr      r0
  0245        push     1
  024a        or
  024b        str      r0
  024d  L27:  ldi      tags
  024f        push     2
  0254        and
  0255        jz       L28
  025a        ldr      r0
  025c        push     2
  0261        or
  0262        str      r0
  0264  L28:  ldr      r0
  0266        switch   4, default L32
                        case 0                     -> L32
                        case 1                     -> L29
                        case 2                     -> L30
                        case 3                     -> L31
  027c  L29:  push     0
  0281        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  0285        ret
  0286  L30:  push     0
  028b        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  028f        ret
  0290  L31:  push     0
  0295        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  0299        ret
  029a  L32:  ldi      confirmed
  029c        jnz      L33
  02a1        push     0
  02a6        decide   needs_confirmation, P11      ; CO-COV-4
  02aa        ret
  02ab  L33:  ldi      amount_cents
  02ad        decide   eligible, P12                ; CO-COV-4, CO-COLL-1
  02b1        lda
  02b2        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  02b4        subs
  02b5        push     0
  02ba        max
  02bb        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  02bf        ret
              ; CO-COV-5  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(l)  "Reasonable relocation expenses for a victim to relocate as..."
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  02c0  L34:  push     0
  02c5        str      r0
  02c7        ldi      tags
  02c9        push     1
  02ce        and
  02cf        jz       L35
  02d4        ldr      r0
  02d6        push     1
  02db        or
  02dc        str      r0
  02de  L35:  ldi      tags
  02e0        push     2
  02e5        and
  02e6        jz       L36
  02eb        ldr      r0
  02ed        push     2
  02f2        or
  02f3        str      r0
  02f5  L36:  ldr      r0
  02f7        switch   4, default L40
                        case 0                     -> L40
                        case 1                     -> L37
                        case 2                     -> L38
                        case 3                     -> L39
  030d  L37:  push     0
  0312        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  0316        ret
  0317  L38:  push     0
  031c        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  0320        ret
  0321  L39:  push     0
  0326        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  032a        ret
  032b  L40:  ldi      confirmed
  032d        jnz      L41
  0332        push     0
  0337        decide   needs_confirmation, P13      ; CO-COV-5
  033b        ret
  033c  L41:  ldi      amount_cents
  033e        decide   eligible, P14                ; CO-COV-5, CO-COLL-1
  0342        lda
  0343        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0345        subs
  0346        push     0
  034b        max
  034c        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  0350        ret
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
  0351  L42:  push     0
  0356        str      r0
  0358        ldi      tags
  035a        push     1
  035f        and
  0360        jz       L43
  0365        ldr      r0
  0367        push     1
  036c        or
  036d        str      r0
  036f  L43:  ldi      tags
  0371        push     2
  0376        and
  0377        jz       L44
  037c        ldr      r0
  037e        push     2
  0383        or
  0384        str      r0
  0386  L44:  ldr      r0
  0388        switch   4, default L48
                        case 0                     -> L48
                        case 1                     -> L45
                        case 2                     -> L46
                        case 3                     -> L47
  039e  L45:  push     0
  03a3        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  03a7        ret
  03a8  L46:  push     0
  03ad        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  03b1        ret
  03b2  L47:  push     0
  03b7        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  03bb        ret
  03bc  L48:  push     0
  03c1        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  03c5        ret
              ; CO-COV-7  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(II)  "Any modification to the victim's residence that is necessary to..."
              ; CO-COV-8  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1.5)(a)(III)  "The rekeying of a motor vehicle or other lock that is necessary..."
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  03c6  L49:  push     0
  03cb        str      r0
  03cd        ldi      tags
  03cf        push     1
  03d4        and
  03d5        jz       L50
  03da        ldr      r0
  03dc        push     1
  03e1        or
  03e2        str      r0
  03e4  L50:  ldi      tags
  03e6        push     2
  03eb        and
  03ec        jz       L51
  03f1        ldr      r0
  03f3        push     2
  03f8        or
  03f9        str      r0
  03fb  L51:  ldr      r0
  03fd        switch   4, default L55
                        case 0                     -> L55
                        case 1                     -> L52
                        case 2                     -> L53
                        case 3                     -> L54
  0413  L52:  push     0
  0418        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  041c        ret
  041d  L53:  push     0
  0422        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  0426        ret
  0427  L54:  push     0
  042c        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  0430        ret
  0431  L55:  ldi      confirmed
  0433        jnz      L56
  0438        push     0
  043d        decide   needs_confirmation, P15      ; CO-COV-7, CO-COV-8
  0441        ret
  0442  L56:  ldi      amount_cents
  0444        decide   eligible, P16                ; CO-COV-7, CO-COV-8, CO-COLL-1
  0448        lda
  0449        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  044b        subs
  044c        push     0
  0451        max
  0452        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  0456        ret
              ; CO-COV-6  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(k)  "Dependent care services; and"
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  0457  L57:  push     0
  045c        str      r0
  045e        ldi      tags
  0460        push     1
  0465        and
  0466        jz       L58
  046b        ldr      r0
  046d        push     1
  0472        or
  0473        str      r0
  0475  L58:  ldi      tags
  0477        push     2
  047c        and
  047d        jz       L59
  0482        ldr      r0
  0484        push     2
  0489        or
  048a        str      r0
  048c  L59:  ldr      r0
  048e        switch   4, default L63
                        case 0                     -> L63
                        case 1                     -> L60
                        case 2                     -> L61
                        case 3                     -> L62
  04a4  L60:  push     0
  04a9        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  04ad        ret
  04ae  L61:  push     0
  04b3        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  04b7        ret
  04b8  L62:  push     0
  04bd        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  04c1        ret
  04c2  L63:  ldi      confirmed
  04c4        jnz      L64
  04c9        push     0
  04ce        decide   needs_confirmation, P17      ; CO-COV-6
  04d2        ret
  04d3  L64:  ldi      amount_cents
  04d5        decide   eligible, P18                ; CO-COV-6, CO-COLL-1
  04d9        lda
  04da        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  04dc        subs
  04dd        push     0
  04e2        max
  04e3        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  04e7        ret
              ; CO-COV-9  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(1)(e)  "Funeral and burial expenses;"
              ; CO-EXC-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(a)  "Pain and suffering or property damage expenses other than those..."
              ; CO-EXC-2  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(d)  "Motor vehicle expenses other than those specified in subsections..."
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
  04e8  L65:  push     0
  04ed        str      r0
  04ef        ldi      tags
  04f1        push     1
  04f6        and
  04f7        jz       L66
  04fc        ldr      r0
  04fe        push     1
  0503        or
  0504        str      r0
  0506  L66:  ldi      tags
  0508        push     2
  050d        and
  050e        jz       L67
  0513        ldr      r0
  0515        push     2
  051a        or
  051b        str      r0
  051d  L67:  ldr      r0
  051f        switch   4, default L71
                        case 0                     -> L71
                        case 1                     -> L68
                        case 2                     -> L69
                        case 3                     -> L70
  0535  L68:  push     0
  053a        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CO-EXC-1
  053e        ret
  053f  L69:  push     0
  0544        decide   excluded, P3                 ; CO-EXC-2
  0548        ret
  0549  L70:  push     0
  054e        decide   excluded, P4                 ; CO-EXC-1, CO-EXC-2
  0552        ret
  0553  L71:  ldi      confirmed
  0555        jnz      L72
  055a        push     0
  055f        decide   needs_confirmation, P19      ; CO-COV-9
  0563        ret
  0564  L72:  ldi      amount_cents
  0566        decide   eligible, P20                ; CO-COV-9, CO-COLL-1
  056a        lda
  056b        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  056d        subs
  056e        push     0
  0573        max
  0574        seta     collateral, R19              ; CO-COLL-1
  0578        ret

.aggregate
              ; CO-CAP-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-109(2)(b)  "Aggregate damages to the victim or to the dependents of a victim..."
  0000        push     0
  0005        str      r0
  0007        push     0
  000c        str      r1
  000e        each     all, L4
  0014  L0:   ldr      r1
  0016        jnz      L2
  001b        ldr      r0
  001d        lda
  001e        adds
  001f        ldk      K0                           ; $30,000.00
  0022        gt
  0023        jz       L1
  0028        ldk      K0                           ; $30,000.00
  002b        ldr      r0
  002d        subs
  002e        cap      total_cap, R6                ; CO-CAP-1
  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      total_cap, R6                ; CO-CAP-1
  004d  L3:   next     L0
  0052  L4:   push     0                            ; met
  0057        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
  005b        push     2                            ; unknown
  0060        check    deadline, P0                 ; (none)
              ; CO-REPORT-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(b)  "The requirement to notify the appropriate law enforcement..."
  0064        ldx      police_report
  0066        push     1                            ; yes
  006b        eq
  006c        jnz      L6
  0071        ldx      forensic_exam
  0073        jnz      L6
  0078        ldx      police_report
  007a        push     0                            ; no
  007f        eq
  0080        jnz      L5
  0085        push     3
  008a        jmp      L7
  008f  L5:   push     1
  0094        jmp      L7
  0099  L6:   push     0                            ; satisfied
  009e  L7:   check    reporting, P21               ; CO-REPORT-1
              ; CO-COLL-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-110(2)  "The fund is the payer of last resort."
              ; CO-COND-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-108(1)(e)  "The death of or injury to the victim was not substantially..."
              ; CO-EMERG-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-112(1)  "The board may order an emergency approval to the applicant..."
              ; CO-CRIME-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-302(1)(n)  "(n) (I) Sexual assault, in violation of section 18-3-402, C. R...."
              ; CO-RES-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-102(10)(c)  "“Victim” also means a person who is a resident of this state..."
              ; CO-SUBMIT-1  DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section  "You can also download and fill out this Victim Compensation..."
              ; CO-DOC-APP  State application, instructions above Section 1  "Please complete every question. Write N/A if the question is not..."
              ; CO-DOC-BILLS  State application, end of Section 3  "INCLUDE COPIES OF ITEMIZED BILLS WITH THIS APPLICATION. PLEASE..."
              ; CO-DOC-BILLS-2  DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section  "Submit the application and itemized bills directly related to..."
              ; CO-DOC-RECEIPTS  State application, General Information item 5  "Please attach all bills and receipts. You may apply even if you..."
              ; CO-DOC-INSURANCE  State application, Section 5 (Insurance Information)  "All applicants seeking compensation for medical bills must..."
              ; CO-DOC-CIVIL  State application, Section 6 (Civil Lawsuit) note  "The Crime Victim Compensation Board must be notified of any..."
              ; CO-TIME-1  DCJ How to File a Claim page, How to File a Claim section  "The processing time is different for each district, however, it..."
              ; CO-ACP-1  DCS Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) page, introduction  "The Colorado Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) is a..."
              ; CO-RECORDS-1  C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5(2)  "Any materials received, made, or kept by a board or a district..."
  00a2        info     P22                          ; CO-COLL-1, CO-COND-1, CO-EMERG-1, CO-CRIME-1, CO-RES-1, CO-SUBMIT-1, CO-DOC-APP, CO-DOC-BILLS, CO-DOC-BILLS-2, CO-DOC-RECEIPTS, CO-DOC-INSURANCE, CO-DOC-CIVIL, CO-TIME-1, CO-ACP-1, CO-RECORDS-1
  00a5        ret

Sources

Colorado DCJ Office for Victims Programs: Crime Victim Compensation (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S1
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
0
SHA-256 of the saved copy
2d0f094e3d5ec698eb8b750f88d8c5c13772ec253b6f4b84cbd765c50d0568e6
C.R.S. 24-4.1-102 (Definitions), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S2
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
c723b094f55b452fa06f1d0e15dd7f07991bbe475373fdd2d75e2835259a6b3b
C.R.S. 24-4.1-105 (Application for compensation), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S3
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
0
SHA-256 of the saved copy
af2b08b8f01b0e107c8d6b16b504a6c7570527b4fa73f9e3fd383305bfe9fa9a
C.R.S. 24-4.1-108 (Approving compensation), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S4
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
2
SHA-256 of the saved copy
7b33c5576c1fed47e5957dd8618fdefb10c1af0acac87e9a68bbcb6cf0c15b64
C.R.S. 24-4.1-109 (Losses compensable), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S5
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
12
SHA-256 of the saved copy
701a8d9fcf555024be55fdddf7cb3485fe37a07fed7d92512d894bf152b46c65
C.R.S. 24-4.1-110 (Recovery from collateral source), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S6
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
4f271c8eb9864e518f1a182ee904b5ea19a80db568d69cb71ded67012baf3c8f
C.R.S. 24-4.1-112 (Emergency approvals), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S7
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
75d7a9c2f4fdb4741f7be41d6c8f74aefbeac46a93d9281cf40a1a0cd23e4720
C.R.S. 18-3-407.5 (Victim evidence, forensic medical examination costs), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S8
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
3
SHA-256 of the saved copy
0fb2256250a1281235ec363d170160bb61ec4abeca759de74a878f161d5ee710
C.R.S. 18-3-407.7 (Sexual assault victim emergency payment program), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S9
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
a20071d3c3b91d45e1719b5ce2147c1d4a826cf342763a9fa9df3d859e88f3ac
Colorado DCJ OVP: Sexual Assault Victim Emergency Payment Program (SAVE) (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S10
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
2
SHA-256 of the saved copy
838f5315b34242b0a667fc6486d3a8cc2e2beef83b4a058439268332302ad247
Colorado DCJ: How to File a Claim for Victim Compensation (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S11
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
3
SHA-256 of the saved copy
7b9b4831569007c044a61b39a6da8be00aac95573d1caef5c0970988c61a627d
U.S. DOJ Office for Victims of Crime: Colorado state program directory (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S12
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
0
SHA-256 of the saved copy
c1879416323cfe1e0956c51342a88e7de6c9e1a4c3dd64910ab10b402eeebc40
Colorado Victim Compensation Application (state form, dated 2016) (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S13
Kind
application form
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
5
SHA-256 of the saved copy
1dcd49fd88cc1bf1fb8233cba754f0d6f4fc64b4f717ecb16c01cd9741fc2410
C.R.S. 24-4.1-302 (Definitions, list of crimes), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S14
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
c1c7c643094e77e10779461ecba6c78be93d6398c807e00d2f034fa4f376177c
C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5 (Confidentiality of materials), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S15
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
89df258821eacd2c6c683c615a7e0aed323eff06d162cd69ec24ff0b6ce88779
Colorado DPA Division of Central Services: How to Enroll in the ACP (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S16
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
0
SHA-256 of the saved copy
2016d937dd303464583fb53f50863ec23f7d389daa63d7ef59608ccfd72b5eb2
Colorado DPA Division of Central Services: Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S17
Kind
agency page
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
1
SHA-256 of the saved copy
6f11e6eb6df382722e03fcc11d1e1ae613a67221401eee2cdade7a41a9a7e3a8
C.R.S. 24-30-2104 (Address confidentiality program, creation), via Justia (opens in a new tab)
Id
CO-S18
Kind
statute
Saved
Oct 3, 2026
Rules quoting it
0
SHA-256 of the saved copy
73cd1931bf59572bcae4adfefaf5d5bd8147c69dbed9483988057da801d11d0c

Researcher notes

Statute text was taken from Justia (marked 2025), which includes the SB 24-120 amendments effective May 15, 2024; 2026 session changes, if any, were not checked. Colorado's program is decentralized: claims go to the board in the judicial district where the crime occurred, and boards may waive requirements or reduce awards (24-4.1-108(2)). The DCJ-linked state application PDF is dated 2016 and still lists a one-year filing deadline and 72-hour police notification for all claims; current statute keeps the 72-hour rule only for property damage claims (24-4.1-108(1.5)(b)) and has no deadline for injury claims, so the form's deadline was not used. Some local district pages also still state a one-year deadline; survivors should apply promptly and confirm with their district. 'Injury' includes mental impairment and pregnancy (24-4.1-102(8)). Forensic exam payment: law enforcement pays when the survivor reports; DCJ pays when the survivor does not take part (18-3-407.5); SAVE (18-3-407.7) covers related medical costs for medical and anonymous reporters, with an FY2026 cap of $4,000 per incident per the DCJ SAVE page. Phone is the OVP number listed by the federal OVC directory; local district phone numbers are on the DCJ CVC page. Reviewer (Oct 3): the SAVE page's $4,000 cap is labeled FY 2026, a fiscal year that ended June 30, 2026, so it may be stale. The state application PDF that DCJ still links (2016) states a one-year filing deadline and 72-hour police notification for all claims; current statute does not, so the app should warn users that the form's eligibility text is outdated. The phone listed is the OVP main line from the OVC directory; the DCJ how-to-file page also gives a separate number for help finding the right district administrator. How-to-file pass (Oct 3): the state application CO-S13 (2016) is still the version DCJ links from both the How to File page and the Spanish section; no newer statewide PDF was linked, so it is the application_form (fillable, 152 AcroForm fields). Submission is decentralized: one mail rule targets 'the appropriate administrator' from the DCJ page; the per-district addresses on CO-S1 were not turned into separate rules because each sits next to a named contact person. The DCJ page also gives (720) 672-2166 and a staff email for help finding the right administrator, which is a help line, not a submission target. Processing time: DCJ says generally 30-45 days to a decision and that it varies by district; the 2016 form says the investigation may take up to 60 days. Privacy pass (Oct 3): ACP enrollment goes only through a certified Application Assistant at a victim-services agency; the enroll page also says applicants must have relocated within the past 90 days or plan to relocate, must reside in Colorado, and must provide documentation of eligibility (for example police reports, protection orders, or a letter from a counselor or advocate). Certification lasts 4 years. The DCS site posted a notice on Sept. 28, 2026 that it is migrating during October 2026, so the ACP URLs may change. C.R.S. 24-4.1-107.5 (CO-S15) also bars boards from producing claim records through discovery except for court review of a board decision or on a strict showing that the information exists only in board records, after in camera review and a court finding that release will not threaten the victim's safety.