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How Tend decides in Connecticut

The verified rules for Victim Compensation Program, run by State of Connecticut Judicial Branch, Office of Victim Services. Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-201 to 54-218

In bloom45 rules verified from 7 sources. Research confidence: high.
Rules verified
45
Official sources
7
Used in decisions
24
Shown for information
19
Set aside, with a reason
2

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  1. Every rule quotes a saved copy of an official page, word for word. The SHA-256 under each source is the fingerprint of that saved copy, so anyone can confirm the text has not changed.
  2. A checker keeps a rule only if its quote matches the saved text and every number in the rule appears in the quote.
  3. A normalizer turns the rules into the law IR. Rules about someone other than the survivor, or with nothing to compute, are set aside with a reason.
  4. The compiler turns the IR into bytecode. The listing below is that bytecode, with each block commented with the rule it came from. The same image runs on the server and in the browser.
What Tend could not find or verify
  • emergency award
  • minimum loss
  • expense cap:counseling
  • expense cap:lost wages
  • expense cap:relocation
  • expense cap:transportation
  • expense cap:medical
  • covered expense:relocation
  • reporting requirement:within days
  • administrative rules
  • processing time

No minimum loss appears in the statute. Sec. 54-217 now allows only expedited processing of a claim for undue hardship; its history note says older versions set an emergency award amount, but the current text sets none, so emergency_award is left out. No relocation benefit appears in the statute, brochure, benefits chart or application. No separate cap on counseling, lost wages, medical or court travel was found beyond the overall caps; the $5,000 cap (CT-CAP-2) applies only to emotional-harm-only claims. The statute sets no number of days for the police report, though the application asks whether the crime was reported within 5 days. Sec. 54-207 (regulations) is repealed and sec. 54-207a delegates procedures to the Chief Court Administrator; no administrative rules setting caps were found. The program web pages on jud.ct.gov (compensation.htm, safe.htm, svc_providers.htm) could not be saved because the fetch tool strips the page-wide form element those pages use, so the brochure, application and benefits chart PDFs stand in for them. No processing time for a decision or payment is stated in the application, brochure, benefits chart or statute.

You should not be billed for the exam

Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(1)CT-EXAM-1

No cost of a sexual assault evidence collection exam, including pregnancy and STI testing and preventive treatment under the state protocol, may be charged directly or indirectly to the survivor.

No costs incurred by a health care facility for the examination of a victim of sexual assault, when such examination is performed for the purpose of gathering evidence as prescribed in the protocol, including the costs of testing for pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases and the costs of prophylactic treatment as provided in the protocol, and no costs incurred for a medical forensic assessment interview conducted by a health care facility or provider or by an examiner working in conjunction with a multidisciplinary team established pursuant to section 17a-106a or with a child advocacy center, shall be charged directly or indirectly to such victim.

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 368a, including sec. 19a-112a (sexual assault evidence collection costs), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 e87392675519

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

Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(2)CT-EXAM-3

Toxicology screening done under the protocol may not be charged to the survivor; the state Division of Scientific Services pays.

No costs incurred by a health care facility for any toxicology screening of a victim of sexual assault, when such screening is performed as prescribed in the protocol, shall be charged directly or indirectly to such victim. Any such costs shall be charged to the Division of Scientific Services within the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection.

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 368a, including sec. 19a-112a (sexual assault evidence collection costs), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 e87392675519

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

Who pays for the exam

Costs the program covers

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-210(a)(1)CT-COV-1

The program may pay expenses actually and reasonably incurred because of the injury, and must cover medical care for a victim with no insurance or whose coverage is used up.

(1) Expenses actually and reasonably incurred as a result of the personal injury or death of the victim, provided coverage for the cost of medical care and treatment of a crime victim who does not have medical insurance or who has exhausted coverage under applicable health insurance policies or Medicaid shall be ordered

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Mental Health ExpensesCT-COV-2

Mental health therapy prescribed by a licensed medical or mental health professional is a covered benefit, including individual, family and group therapy.

Mental health therapy including individual, family, group, medication management, music therapy, art therapy, horse assisted therapy, psychotherapy, tutoring, personal trainer, gym membership, and summer camp prescribed by a licensed medical or mental health professional

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From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Medical ExpensesCT-COV-3

Dental fees and dentures are listed as covered medical expenses.

Hospital, doctor, cosmetic, and dental fees; co-pays and other medical related expenses, such as physical therapy, ambulance, prescription expenses, medical equipment, eyeglasses, dentures, and supplies

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides dental care counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Medical ExpensesCT-COV-4

Prescription expenses are listed as covered medical expenses.

Hospital, doctor, cosmetic, and dental fees; co-pays and other medical related expenses, such as physical therapy, ambulance, prescription expenses, medical equipment, eyeglasses, dentures, and supplies

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides prescriptions counts as a covered cost.

JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses ContinuedCT-COV-6

In physical injury cases, travel expenses to attend court, Psychiatric Security Review Board, and Board of Pardons and Paroles proceedings are covered.

For physical injury and homicide cases, lost wages and travel expenses for the victim and/or relatives to attend proceedings at court, the Psychiatric Security Review Board, and the Board of Pardons and Paroles

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Crime Victim Compensation Program brochure, JDP-VS-10 (Rev. 9/26), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7d7067062177

Decides travel counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security SystemsCT-COV-7

Security systems, lock, door and window repair, and clothes and bedding held as evidence are covered, subject to the program maximum for this benefit.

Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and windows; clothes and bedding held as evidence; biohazard clean-up; and the cost and installation of security systems

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides home security counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security SystemsCT-COV-8

Replacing clothes and bedding held as evidence is a covered benefit, inside the shared crime scene cleanup and security maximum.

Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and windows; clothes and bedding held as evidence; biohazard clean-up; and the cost and installation of security systems

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides clothing and bedding counts as a covered cost.

JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security SystemsCT-COV-9

Biohazard cleanup of a crime scene is a covered benefit, inside the shared crime scene cleanup and security maximum.

Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and windows; clothes and bedding held as evidence; biohazard clean-up; and the cost and installation of security systems

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Victim Compensation Program Benefits chart, JD-VS-47 (Rev. 7-24), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a6608a513fd

Decides crime scene cleanup counts as a covered cost.

Limits on a kind of cost

JDP-VS-10 brochure, Examples of Eligible ExpensesCT-CAP-4

Replacing clothes and bedding held as evidence falls under the same single up-to-$1,000 benefit as crime scene cleanup and security systems, not a separate $1,000.

Up to $1,000 for crime scene cleanup, security systems, or replacement of clothes and bedding held as evidence

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Crime Victim Compensation Program brochure, JDP-VS-10 (Rev. 9/26), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7d7067062177

Decides clothing and bedding is limited to $1,000 in total.

Total limit

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(d)(1)(D)CT-CAP-2

When the only injury is emotional harm (a mental or emotional impairment caused by a threat of physical injury or death), compensation for medical care, mental health care and security measures is capped at $5,000. Claims involving actual bodily harm fall under the higher personal injury cap (CT-CAP-1) instead.

in cases of emotional harm only, compensation for medical and mental health care and security measures shall be in an amount not to exceed five thousand dollars

Read this sentence on cga.ct.gov

From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Set aside it applies only to emotional_harm_only. The engine does not check that, so it leaves this rule out of the math.

Costs the program does not cover

JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses ContinuedCT-EXCL-1

Property loss and damage is not an eligible expense, so a lost or damaged phone or other belongings would not be paid. The narrow exceptions are the shared crime scene cleanup, security and evidence clothing and bedding benefit.

Property loss and damage, pain and suffering, and travel to and from medical appointments are not eligible expenses.

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Crime Victim Compensation Program brochure, JDP-VS-10 (Rev. 9/26), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7d7067062177

Decides replacing belongings is not covered when it is a phone.

Insurance and other payments come first

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)CT-COLL-1

The award takes into account money the applicant received or can receive from other sources, such as insurance and workers' compensation; life insurance is not counted.

shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has received or is eligible to receive from any other source or sources, including, but not limited to, payments from state and municipal agencies, insurance benefits, and workers' compensation awards

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)CT-COLL-2

If a sexual assault survivor believes a health insurance claim would cause undue harm by spreading treatment information, the office may waive counting health insurance as a collateral source.

In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of domestic violence, sexual assault or child abuse, or a claimant in such a case, believes that the dissemination of treatment information associated with a health insurance claim would cause undue harm, the Office of Victim Services may waive the consideration of health insurance as a collateral source.

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Deadline to apply

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(A)CT-DEADLINE-1

The application must be made within 3 years after the date of the injury; the Office of Victim Services can waive this in some situations.

the application has been made within three years after the date of the personal injury or death

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides the filing deadline, 1,095 days after the crime.

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(2)CT-DEADLINE-2

A person who missed the 3-year deadline because of physical, emotional or psychological injuries caused by the crime may apply for a waiver.

fails to make application for compensation within three years after the date of the personal injury or death as a result of physical, emotional or psychological injuries caused by such personal injury or death may apply for a waiver of such time limitation

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides the filing deadline, 1,095 days after the crime.

Reporting to police

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(C)CT-REPORT-1

The crime must be reported to police, but a sexual assault survivor does not lose eligibility for skipping the report if they went to a health care facility within 120 hours for an evidence collection exam, or met the disclosure or protective order rules of section 54-209(d).

(C) such incident or offense has been reported to the police, except that a victim of a sexual assault shall not be ineligible for the payment of compensation by reason of failing to make a report pursuant to this subparagraph if such victim presented himself or herself to a health care facility within one hundred twenty hours of such sexual assault for examination and collection of evidence of such sexual assault in accordance with the provisions of section 19a-112a , or if such victim complied with subsection (d) of section 54-209 .

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides a police report is required, and an advocate, a forensic exam, medical records, other proof or a protective order can count instead.

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(1)(K)CT-REPORT-2

A police report is still the default, but for sexual assault offenses, disclosing the injury to a listed professional, such as a sexual assault counselor, a nurse or physician, or a mental health professional, can stand in for it if the office reasonably concludes the offense occurred.

(K) a domestic violence counselor or a sexual assault counselor, as defined in section 52-146k

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides a police report is required, and an advocate, medical records or other proof can count instead.

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(2)CT-REPORT-3

A police report is still the default, but reporting the injury in a restraining order or civil protection order application, where the order was granted after a hearing, can stand in for it if the office reasonably concludes the offense occurred.

the personal injury is reported in an application for a restraining order under section 46b-15 or an application for a civil protection order under section 46b-16a or on the record to the court, provided such restraining order or civil protection order was granted in the Superior Court following a hearing

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

Decides a police report is required, and a protective order can count instead.

Address confidentiality program

Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-240a(a)CT-ACP-1

Connecticut's Address Confidentiality Program, run by the Secretary of the State, gives victims of sexual assault, family violence, stalking and some other crimes a substitute mailing address that state and town agencies must accept, and forwards first-class mail for free. Applying is done with an application assistant at a domestic violence or sexual assault crisis program.

There shall be an address confidentiality program established in the office of the Secretary of the State to provide a substitute mailing address for any person who wishes to keep such person's residential address confidential because of safety concerns and (1) has been a victim of (A) family violence, (B) injury or risk of injury to a child, (C) kidnapping, (D) sexual assault, (E) stalking

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968a, Address Confidentiality Program (secs. 54-240 to 54-240o), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 b32712a0ec13

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

Claim records kept confidential

Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-204(b)CT-RECCONF-1

Information the Office of Victim Services or a compensation commissioner receives that is already confidential under another Connecticut law stays confidential while they hold it. The statute does not make the whole claim file confidential.

Any information received which is confidential in accordance with any provision of the general statutes shall remain confidential while in the custody of the Office of Victim Services or a victim compensation commissioner.

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

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

How to send a claim

JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10CT-SUBMIT-1

Mail the signed application to the Office of Victim Services, 225 Spring Street, 4th Floor, Wethersfield, CT 06109.

Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim Services, 225 Spring Street, 4th Floor, Wethersfield, CT 06109; or Fax to: 860-263-2780; or Email to: OVSCompensation@jud.ct.gov

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10CT-SUBMIT-2

The signed application can be faxed to OVS at 860-263-2780.

Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim Services, 225 Spring Street, 4th Floor, Wethersfield, CT 06109; or Fax to: 860-263-2780; or Email to: OVSCompensation@jud.ct.gov

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10CT-SUBMIT-3

The signed application can be emailed to OVSCompensation@jud.ct.gov.

Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim Services, 225 Spring Street, 4th Floor, Wethersfield, CT 06109; or Fax to: 860-263-2780; or Email to: OVSCompensation@jud.ct.gov

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

Documents the program asks for

JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription ExpensesCT-DOC-1

For medical, mental health, dental, or prescription costs, list every provider who treated you and include copies of the crime-related bills.

Please list the names of all providers who treated you and provide copies of crime-related bills, prescription printouts for co-pay amounts, and insurance benefit statements, if available.

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription ExpensesCT-DOC-2

For prescriptions, include printouts showing your co-pay amounts.

Please list the names of all providers who treated you and provide copies of crime-related bills, prescription printouts for co-pay amounts, and insurance benefit statements, if available.

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription ExpensesCT-DOC-3

Include insurance benefit statements for crime-related medical bills, if you have them.

Please list the names of all providers who treated you and provide copies of crime-related bills, prescription printouts for co-pay amounts, and insurance benefit statements, if available.

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Crime Scene Cleanup and Security System ExpensesCT-DOC-4

For crime scene cleanup or security system costs you paid, include copies of the bills and receipts.

Please fill out this section if you paid all or part of the expenses and provide copies of bills and receipts, if available.

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From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Wage LossCT-DOC-5

If you missed more than 1 week of work, include a note from your treating health care provider listing the days you were out because of the injuries.

If you missed more than 1 week of work, you must provide a note from the treating health care provider listing the days you were absent from work because of the crime-related injuries.

Open the PDF on jud.ct.gov

From Personal Injury Application, JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 04e0e7c2c71f

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

Who can apply

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)CT-CRIME-1

Connecticut's sexual assault offenses are named in the compensation statute as crimes the program can pay for, with alternative proof rules.

In instances where a violation of section 53a-70b of the general statutes, revision of 1958, revised to January 1, 2019, or section 53-21 , 53a-70 , 53a-70a , 53a-70c , 53a-71 , 53a-72a , 53a-72b , 53a-73a

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

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Where you live and where it happened

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(f)(1)CT-RES-1

A crime that happens in Connecticut is covered no matter where the applicant lives.

Compensation shall be awarded pursuant to sections 54-201 to 54-218 , inclusive, for personal injury or death resulting from a crime which occurs (1) within this state, regardless of the residency of the applicant

Read this sentence on cga.ct.gov

From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

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How the program reviews a claim

Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(c)CT-CONDUCT-1

In deciding on an award the office considers relevant circumstances, including the victim's behavior and cooperation with the investigation and law enforcement.

shall consider all circumstances determined to be relevant, including, but not limited to, provocation, consent or any other behavior of the victim which directly or indirectly contributed to such victim's injury or death, the extent of the victim's cooperation in investigating the application and the extent of the victim's cooperation with law enforcement agencies in their efforts to apprehend and prosecute the offender

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From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

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Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(b)CT-CONDUCT-2

No award is made if the offender would be unjustly enriched, or if the victim broke a state penal law that caused or contributed to the injury.

No compensation shall be awarded if: (1) The offender is unjustly enriched by the award, provided compensation awarded to a victim which would benefit the offender in a minimal or inconsequential manner shall not be considered unjust enrichment; (2) the victim violated a penal law of this state, which violation caused or contributed to such victim's injuries or death.

Read this sentence on cga.ct.gov

From Conn. Gen. Stat. Chapter 968 (Victim Services), secs. 54-201 to 54-235, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7452f023d7ab

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.

  • Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(d)(1)(A)CT-CAP-1

    Compensation for a personal injury is capped at $15,000.

    Why: it applies only to personal_injury. The engine does not check that, so it leaves this rule out of the math.

    Normalizer note: applies_to "personal_injury"

  • Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(d)(1)(D)CT-CAP-2

    When the only injury is emotional harm (a mental or emotional impairment caused by a threat of physical injury or death), compensation for medical care, mental health care and security measures is capped at $5,000. Claims involving actual bodily harm fall under the higher personal injury cap (CT-CAP-1) instead.

    Why: it applies only to emotional_harm_only. The engine does not check that, so it leaves this rule out of the math.

    Normalizer note: applies_to "emotional_harm_only"

Compiled law

The engine compiles Connecticut'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 85b9830e195e3e3df4525d4d7a82ca2aefb639ef768ac0eb16b60b0301c9d24e

Listing from
the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by
tendc 1.3.0, image format 1.3
Contents
45 rules, 7 sources, 26 proofs, 1 ints, 228 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
76bf955c900012f4261b7b4a0f95e7b60ce025d87904fbff9a0270fa181cf79c

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    R0    CT-EXAM-1             exam_no_bill  -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(1)
    R1    CT-EXAM-2             exam_payment  -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(1)
    R2    CT-EXAM-3             exam_no_bill  -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(2)
    R3    CT-CAP-3              expense_cap   security              per claim               JD-VS-8PI, Section 9
    R4    CT-CAP-4              expense_cap   clothing_bedding      per claim               JDP-VS-10 brochure, Examples of Eligible Expenses
    R5    CT-CAP-5              expense_cap   crime_scene_cleanup   per claim               JD-VS-8PI, Section 9
    R6    CT-COV-1              covered       medical                                       Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-210(a)(1)
    R7    CT-COV-2              covered       counseling                                    JD-VS-47, Mental Health Expenses
    R8    CT-COV-3              covered       dental                                        JD-VS-47, Medical Expenses
    R9    CT-COV-4              covered       prescription                                  JD-VS-47, Medical Expenses
    R10   CT-COV-5              covered       lost_wages                                    Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-210(a)(2)
    R11   CT-COV-6              covered       transportation                                JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued
    R12   CT-COV-7              covered       security                                      JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems
    R13   CT-COV-8              covered       clothing_bedding                              JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems
    R14   CT-COV-9              covered       crime_scene_cleanup                           JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems
    R15   CT-EXCL-1             excluded      property_replacement                          JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued
    R16   CT-EXCL-2             info          -                     excluded_expense        JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued
    R17   CT-EXCL-3             excluded      -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)
    R18   CT-DEADLINE-1         deadline      -                     from crime              Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(A)
    R19   CT-DEADLINE-2         deadline      -                     from crime              Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(2)
    R20   CT-REPORT-1           reporting     -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(C)
    R21   CT-REPORT-2           reporting     -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(1)(K)
    R22   CT-REPORT-3           reporting     -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(2)
    R23   CT-COLL-1             collateral    -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)
    R24   CT-COLL-2             collateral    -                                             Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)
    R25   CT-CONDUCT-1          info          -                     conduct_reduction       Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(c)
    R26   CT-CONDUCT-2          info          -                     conduct_reduction       Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(b)
    R27   CT-CRIME-1            info          -                     eligible_crime          Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)
    R28   CT-RES-1              info          -                     residency               Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(f)(1)
    R29   CT-SUBMIT-1           info          -                     submission              JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10
    R30   CT-SUBMIT-2           info          -                     submission              JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10
    R31   CT-SUBMIT-3           info          -                     submission              JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10
    R32   CT-DOC-1              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses
    R33   CT-DOC-2              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses
    R34   CT-DOC-3              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses
    R35   CT-DOC-4              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Crime Scene Cleanup and Security System Expenses
    R36   CT-DOC-5              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Wage Loss
    R37   CT-DOC-6              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-47, Lost Wages and Travel Expenses to Attend Proceedings, Requirements
    R38   CT-DOC-7              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 7a
    R39   CT-DOC-8              info          -                     required_document       JDP-VS-10 brochure, overview
    R40   CT-DOC-9              info          -                     required_document       JD-VS-8PI, Section 10
    R41   CT-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-240a(a)
    R42   CT-RECCONF-1          info          -                     record_confidentiality  Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-204(b)
    R43   CT-CAP-1              skipped       -                     total_cap               Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(d)(1)(A)  ; applies_to "personal_injury"
    R44   CT-CAP-2              skipped       -                     total_cap               Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(d)(1)(D)  ; applies_to "emotional_harm_only"

.tags   phone=bit0, pain_suffering=bit1

.sources
    S0    CT-S1       sha256 7452f023d7ab1a73  https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_968.htm
    S1    CT-S2       sha256 e873926755195507  https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_368a.htm
    S2    CT-S4       sha256 04e0e7c2c71f789c  https://www.jud.ct.gov/webforms/forms/vs008PI.pdf
    S3    CT-S5       sha256 7d7067062177b3f3  https://www.jud.ct.gov/Publications/vs010.pdf
    S4    CT-S8       sha256 6a6608a513fd10ee  https://www.jud.ct.gov/webforms/forms/VS047.pdf
    S5    CT-S9       sha256 b32712a0ec13d568  https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_968a.htm
    S6    CT-S10      sha256 57c01462937e6a62  https://portal.ct.gov/sots/business-services/acp/address-confidentiality-program

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (CT-EXAM-1, CT-EXAM-3, CT-EXAM-2)
    P2    (CT-EXCL-3)
    P3    (CT-COV-1)
    P4    (CT-COV-1, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P5    (CT-COV-2)
    P6    (CT-COV-2, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P7    (CT-COV-5)
    P8    (CT-COV-5, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P9    (CT-COV-6)
    P10   (CT-COV-6, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P11   (CT-CAP-3, CT-COV-7)
    P12   (CT-CAP-3, CT-COV-7, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P13   (CT-CAP-5, CT-COV-9)
    P14   (CT-CAP-5, CT-COV-9, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P15   (CT-EXCL-1)
    P16   (CT-EXCL-1, CT-EXCL-3)
    P17   (CT-CAP-4, CT-COV-8)
    P18   (CT-CAP-4, CT-COV-8, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P19   (CT-COV-4)
    P20   (CT-COV-4, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P21   (CT-COV-3)
    P22   (CT-COV-3, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2)
    P23   (CT-DEADLINE-1, CT-DEADLINE-2)
    P24   (CT-REPORT-1, CT-REPORT-2, CT-REPORT-3)
    P25   (CT-EXCL-2, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2, CT-CONDUCT-1, CT-CONDUCT-2, CT-CRIME-1, CT-RES-1, CT-SUBMIT-1, CT-SUBMIT-2, CT-SUBMIT-3, CT-DOC-1, CT-DOC-2, CT-DOC-3, CT-DOC-4, CT-DOC-5, CT-DOC-6, CT-DOC-7, CT-DOC-8, CT-DOC-9, CT-ACP-1, CT-RECCONF-1)

.ints
    K0    100000        ; $1,000.00

.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 L22
                        case medical               -> L2
                        case forensic_exam         -> L1
                        case counseling            -> L7
                        case lost_wages            -> L12
                        case transportation        -> L17
                        case relocation            -> L22
                        case temporary_housing     -> L22
                        case security              -> L26
                        case crime_scene_cleanup   -> L31
                        case childcare             -> L22
                        case property_replacement  -> L36
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L43
                        case prescription          -> L48
                        case dental                -> L53
                        case funeral               -> L22
                        case legal                 -> L22
                        case tuition               -> L22
                        case other                 -> L22
                        case unknown               -> L22
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; CT-EXAM-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(1)  "No costs incurred by a health care facility for the examination..."
              ; CT-EXAM-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(2)  "No costs incurred by a health care facility for any toxicology..."
              ; CT-EXAM-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 19a-112a(e)(1)  "Any such costs shall be charged to the Forensic Sex Evidence..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; CT-EXAM-1, CT-EXAM-3, CT-EXAM-2
  007b        ret
              ; CT-COV-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-210(a)(1)  "(1) Expenses actually and reasonably incurred as a result of the..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  007c  L2:   push     0
  0081        str      r0
  0083        ldi      tags
  0085        push     2
  008a        and
  008b        jz       L3
  0090        ldr      r0
  0092        push     1
  0097        or
  0098        str      r0
  009a  L3:   ldr      r0
  009c        switch   2, default L5
                        case 0                     -> L5
                        case 1                     -> L4
  00aa  L4:   push     0
  00af        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  00b3        ret
  00b4  L5:   ldi      confirmed
  00b6        jnz      L6
  00bb        push     0
  00c0        decide   needs_confirmation, P3       ; CT-COV-1
  00c4        ret
  00c5  L6:   ldi      amount_cents
  00c7        decide   eligible, P4                 ; CT-COV-1, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  00cb        lda
  00cc        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00ce        subs
  00cf        push     0
  00d4        max
  00d5        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  00d9        ret
              ; CT-COV-2  JD-VS-47, Mental Health Expenses  "Mental health therapy including individual, family, group..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  00da  L7:   push     0
  00df        str      r0
  00e1        ldi      tags
  00e3        push     2
  00e8        and
  00e9        jz       L8
  00ee        ldr      r0
  00f0        push     1
  00f5        or
  00f6        str      r0
  00f8  L8:   ldr      r0
  00fa        switch   2, default L10
                        case 0                     -> L10
                        case 1                     -> L9
  0108  L9:   push     0
  010d        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  0111        ret
  0112  L10:  ldi      confirmed
  0114        jnz      L11
  0119        push     0
  011e        decide   needs_confirmation, P5       ; CT-COV-2
  0122        ret
  0123  L11:  ldi      amount_cents
  0125        decide   eligible, P6                 ; CT-COV-2, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  0129        lda
  012a        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  012c        subs
  012d        push     0
  0132        max
  0133        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  0137        ret
              ; CT-COV-5  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-210(a)(2)  "(2) loss of earning power as a result of total or partial..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0138  L12:  push     0
  013d        str      r0
  013f        ldi      tags
  0141        push     2
  0146        and
  0147        jz       L13
  014c        ldr      r0
  014e        push     1
  0153        or
  0154        str      r0
  0156  L13:  ldr      r0
  0158        switch   2, default L15
                        case 0                     -> L15
                        case 1                     -> L14
  0166  L14:  push     0
  016b        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  016f        ret
  0170  L15:  ldi      confirmed
  0172        jnz      L16
  0177        push     0
  017c        decide   needs_confirmation, P7       ; CT-COV-5
  0180        ret
  0181  L16:  ldi      amount_cents
  0183        decide   eligible, P8                 ; CT-COV-5, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  0187        lda
  0188        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  018a        subs
  018b        push     0
  0190        max
  0191        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  0195        ret
              ; CT-COV-6  JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued  "For physical injury and homicide cases, lost wages and travel..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0196  L17:  push     0
  019b        str      r0
  019d        ldi      tags
  019f        push     2
  01a4        and
  01a5        jz       L18
  01aa        ldr      r0
  01ac        push     1
  01b1        or
  01b2        str      r0
  01b4  L18:  ldr      r0
  01b6        switch   2, default L20
                        case 0                     -> L20
                        case 1                     -> L19
  01c4  L19:  push     0
  01c9        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  01cd        ret
  01ce  L20:  ldi      confirmed
  01d0        jnz      L21
  01d5        push     0
  01da        decide   needs_confirmation, P9       ; CT-COV-6
  01de        ret
  01df  L21:  ldi      amount_cents
  01e1        decide   eligible, P10                ; CT-COV-6, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  01e5        lda
  01e6        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01e8        subs
  01e9        push     0
  01ee        max
  01ef        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  01f3        ret
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
  01f4  L22:  push     0
  01f9        str      r0
  01fb        ldi      tags
  01fd        push     2
  0202        and
  0203        jz       L23
  0208        ldr      r0
  020a        push     1
  020f        or
  0210        str      r0
  0212  L23:  ldr      r0
  0214        switch   2, default L25
                        case 0                     -> L25
                        case 1                     -> L24
  0222  L24:  push     0
  0227        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  022b        ret
  022c  L25:  push     0
  0231        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  0235        ret
              ; CT-CAP-3  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9  "CRIME SCENE CLEANUP AND SECURITY SYSTEM EXPENSES (maximum..."
              ; CT-COV-7  JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems  "Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0236  L26:  push     0
  023b        str      r0
  023d        ldi      tags
  023f        push     2
  0244        and
  0245        jz       L27
  024a        ldr      r0
  024c        push     1
  0251        or
  0252        str      r0
  0254  L27:  ldr      r0
  0256        switch   2, default L29
                        case 0                     -> L29
                        case 1                     -> L28
  0264  L28:  push     0
  0269        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  026d        ret
  026e  L29:  ldi      confirmed
  0270        jnz      L30
  0275        push     0
  027a        decide   needs_confirmation, P11      ; CT-CAP-3, CT-COV-7
  027e        ret
  027f  L30:  ldi      amount_cents
  0281        decide   eligible, P12                ; CT-CAP-3, CT-COV-7, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  0285        lda
  0286        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0288        subs
  0289        push     0
  028e        max
  028f        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  0293        ret
              ; CT-CAP-5  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9  "CRIME SCENE CLEANUP AND SECURITY SYSTEM EXPENSES (maximum..."
              ; CT-COV-9  JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems  "Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0294  L31:  push     0
  0299        str      r0
  029b        ldi      tags
  029d        push     2
  02a2        and
  02a3        jz       L32
  02a8        ldr      r0
  02aa        push     1
  02af        or
  02b0        str      r0
  02b2  L32:  ldr      r0
  02b4        switch   2, default L34
                        case 0                     -> L34
                        case 1                     -> L33
  02c2  L33:  push     0
  02c7        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  02cb        ret
  02cc  L34:  ldi      confirmed
  02ce        jnz      L35
  02d3        push     0
  02d8        decide   needs_confirmation, P13      ; CT-CAP-5, CT-COV-9
  02dc        ret
  02dd  L35:  ldi      amount_cents
  02df        decide   eligible, P14                ; CT-CAP-5, CT-COV-9, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  02e3        lda
  02e4        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  02e6        subs
  02e7        push     0
  02ec        max
  02ed        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  02f1        ret
              ; CT-EXCL-1  JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued  "Property loss and damage, pain and suffering, and travel to and..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
  02f2  L36:  push     0
  02f7        str      r0
  02f9        ldi      tags
  02fb        push     1
  0300        and
  0301        jz       L37
  0306        ldr      r0
  0308        push     1
  030d        or
  030e        str      r0
  0310  L37:  ldi      tags
  0312        push     2
  0317        and
  0318        jz       L38
  031d        ldr      r0
  031f        push     2
  0324        or
  0325        str      r0
  0327  L38:  ldr      r0
  0329        switch   4, default L42
                        case 0                     -> L42
                        case 1                     -> L39
                        case 2                     -> L40
                        case 3                     -> L41
  033f  L39:  push     0
  0344        decide   excluded, P15                ; CT-EXCL-1
  0348        ret
  0349  L40:  push     0
  034e        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  0352        ret
  0353  L41:  push     0
  0358        decide   excluded, P16                ; CT-EXCL-1, CT-EXCL-3
  035c        ret
  035d  L42:  push     0
  0362        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  0366        ret
              ; CT-CAP-4  JDP-VS-10 brochure, Examples of Eligible Expenses  "Up to $1,000 for crime scene cleanup, security systems, or..."
              ; CT-COV-8  JD-VS-47, Crime Scene Clean-up and Security Systems  "Costs for replacement or repair of damaged locks, doors, and..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0367  L43:  push     0
  036c        str      r0
  036e        ldi      tags
  0370        push     2
  0375        and
  0376        jz       L44
  037b        ldr      r0
  037d        push     1
  0382        or
  0383        str      r0
  0385  L44:  ldr      r0
  0387        switch   2, default L46
                        case 0                     -> L46
                        case 1                     -> L45
  0395  L45:  push     0
  039a        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  039e        ret
  039f  L46:  ldi      confirmed
  03a1        jnz      L47
  03a6        push     0
  03ab        decide   needs_confirmation, P17      ; CT-CAP-4, CT-COV-8
  03af        ret
  03b0  L47:  ldi      amount_cents
  03b2        decide   eligible, P18                ; CT-CAP-4, CT-COV-8, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  03b6        lda
  03b7        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  03b9        subs
  03ba        push     0
  03bf        max
  03c0        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  03c4        ret
              ; CT-COV-4  JD-VS-47, Medical Expenses  "Hospital, doctor, cosmetic, and dental fees; co-pays and other..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  03c5  L48:  push     0
  03ca        str      r0
  03cc        ldi      tags
  03ce        push     2
  03d3        and
  03d4        jz       L49
  03d9        ldr      r0
  03db        push     1
  03e0        or
  03e1        str      r0
  03e3  L49:  ldr      r0
  03e5        switch   2, default L51
                        case 0                     -> L51
                        case 1                     -> L50
  03f3  L50:  push     0
  03f8        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  03fc        ret
  03fd  L51:  ldi      confirmed
  03ff        jnz      L52
  0404        push     0
  0409        decide   needs_confirmation, P19      ; CT-COV-4
  040d        ret
  040e  L52:  ldi      amount_cents
  0410        decide   eligible, P20                ; CT-COV-4, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  0414        lda
  0415        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0417        subs
  0418        push     0
  041d        max
  041e        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  0422        ret
              ; CT-COV-3  JD-VS-47, Medical Expenses  "Hospital, doctor, cosmetic, and dental fees; co-pays and other..."
              ; CT-EXCL-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(c)  "no compensation shall be awarded for losses sustained for crimes..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
  0423  L53:  push     0
  0428        str      r0
  042a        ldi      tags
  042c        push     2
  0431        and
  0432        jz       L54
  0437        ldr      r0
  0439        push     1
  043e        or
  043f        str      r0
  0441  L54:  ldr      r0
  0443        switch   2, default L56
                        case 0                     -> L56
                        case 1                     -> L55
  0451  L55:  push     0
  0456        decide   excluded, P2                 ; CT-EXCL-3
  045a        ret
  045b  L56:  ldi      confirmed
  045d        jnz      L57
  0462        push     0
  0467        decide   needs_confirmation, P21      ; CT-COV-3
  046b        ret
  046c  L57:  ldi      amount_cents
  046e        decide   eligible, P22                ; CT-COV-3, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2
  0472        lda
  0473        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0475        subs
  0476        push     0
  047b        max
  047c        seta     collateral, R23              ; CT-COLL-1
  0480        ret

.aggregate
              ; CT-CAP-3  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9  "CRIME SCENE CLEANUP AND SECURITY SYSTEM EXPENSES (maximum..."
  0000        push     0
  0005        str      r0
  0007        push     0
  000c        str      r1
  000e        each     security, L4
  0014  L0:   ldr      r1
  0016        jnz      L2
  001b        ldr      r0
  001d        lda
  001e        adds
  001f        ldk      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  0022        gt
  0023        jz       L1
  0028        ldk      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  002b        ldr      r0
  002d        subs
  002e        cap      expense_cap, R3              ; CT-CAP-3
  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, R3              ; CT-CAP-3
  004d  L3:   next     L0
              ; CT-CAP-4  JDP-VS-10 brochure, Examples of Eligible Expenses  "Up to $1,000 for crime scene cleanup, security systems, or..."
  0052  L4:   push     0
  0057        str      r0
  0059        push     0
  005e        str      r1
  0060        each     clothing_bedding, L9
  0066  L5:   ldr      r1
  0068        jnz      L7
  006d        ldr      r0
  006f        lda
  0070        adds
  0071        ldk      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  0074        gt
  0075        jz       L6
  007a        ldk      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  007d        ldr      r0
  007f        subs
  0080        cap      expense_cap, R4              ; CT-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, R4              ; CT-CAP-4
  009f  L8:   next     L5
              ; CT-CAP-5  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9  "CRIME SCENE CLEANUP AND SECURITY SYSTEM EXPENSES (maximum..."
  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      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  00c6        gt
  00c7        jz       L11
  00cc        ldk      K0                           ; $1,000.00
  00cf        ldr      r0
  00d1        subs
  00d2        cap      expense_cap, R5              ; CT-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, R5              ; CT-CAP-5
  00f1  L13:  next     L10
  00f6  L14:  push     0                            ; met
  00fb        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
              ; CT-DEADLINE-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(A)  "the application has been made within three years after the date..."
  00ff        ldx      incident_date
  0101        push     1095
  0106        adds
              ; CT-DEADLINE-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(2)  "fails to make application for compensation within three years..."
  0107        ldx      incident_date
  0109        push     1095
  010e        adds
  010f        max
  0110        dup
  0111        setdate
  0112        ldx      as_of_date
  0114        ge
  0115        jz       L15
  011a        push     0
  011f        jmp      L16
  0124  L15:  push     1                            ; late
  0129  L16:  check    deadline, P23                ; CT-DEADLINE-1, CT-DEADLINE-2
              ; CT-REPORT-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(a)(1)(C)  "(C) such incident or offense has been reported to the police..."
              ; CT-REPORT-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(1)(K)  "(K) a domestic violence counselor or a sexual assault counselor..."
              ; CT-REPORT-3  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)(2)  "the personal injury is reported in an application for a..."
  012d        ldx      police_report
  012f        push     1                            ; yes
  0134        eq
  0135        jnz      L18
  013a        ldx      forensic_exam
  013c        jnz      L18
  0141        ldx      police_report
  0143        push     0                            ; no
  0148        eq
  0149        jnz      L17
  014e        push     3
  0153        jmp      L19
  0158  L17:  push     1
  015d        jmp      L19
  0162  L18:  push     0                            ; satisfied
  0167  L19:  check    reporting, P24               ; CT-REPORT-1, CT-REPORT-2, CT-REPORT-3
              ; CT-EXCL-2  JDP-VS-10 brochure, Eligible Expenses Continued  "Property loss and damage, pain and suffering, and travel to and..."
              ; CT-COLL-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "shall take into consideration any amounts that the applicant has..."
              ; CT-COLL-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(e)  "In a case involving circumstances under which a victim of..."
              ; CT-CONDUCT-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-208(c)  "shall consider all circumstances determined to be relevant..."
              ; CT-CONDUCT-2  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(b)  "No compensation shall be awarded if: (1) The offender is..."
              ; CT-CRIME-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-209(d)  "In instances where a violation of section 53a-70b of the general..."
              ; CT-RES-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. 54-211(f)(1)  "Compensation shall be awarded pursuant to sections 54-201 to..."
              ; CT-SUBMIT-1  JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10  "Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim..."
              ; CT-SUBMIT-2  JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10  "Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim..."
              ; CT-SUBMIT-3  JD-VS-8PI, end of Section 10  "Please send the completed application to: Office of Victim..."
              ; CT-DOC-1  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses  "Please list the names of all providers who treated you and..."
              ; CT-DOC-2  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses  "Please list the names of all providers who treated you and..."
              ; CT-DOC-3  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Medical, Mental Health, Dental, and Prescription Expenses  "Please list the names of all providers who treated you and..."
              ; CT-DOC-4  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Crime Scene Cleanup and Security System Expenses  "Please fill out this section if you paid all or part of the..."
              ; CT-DOC-5  JD-VS-8PI, Section 9, Wage Loss  "If you missed more than 1 week of work, you must provide a note..."
              ; CT-DOC-6  JD-VS-47, Lost Wages and Travel Expenses to Attend Proceedings, Requirements  "Receipts for travel expenses are required (hotel bill, parking)."
              ; CT-DOC-7  JD-VS-8PI, Section 7a  "judge (attach a copy of the signed civil protection order or..."
              ; CT-DOC-8  JDP-VS-10 brochure, overview  "Documentation that relates the injury and expense to the crime..."
              ; CT-DOC-9  JD-VS-8PI, Section 10  "Applications that are not signed will be returned for signature."
              ; CT-ACP-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-240a(a)  "There shall be an address confidentiality program established in..."
              ; CT-RECCONF-1  Conn. Gen. Stat. sec. 54-204(b)  "Any information received which is confidential in accordance..."
  016b        info     P25                          ; CT-EXCL-2, CT-COLL-1, CT-COLL-2, CT-CONDUCT-1, CT-CONDUCT-2, CT-CRIME-1, CT-RES-1, CT-SUBMIT-1, CT-SUBMIT-2, CT-SUBMIT-3, CT-DOC-1, CT-DOC-2, CT-DOC-3, CT-DOC-4, CT-DOC-5, CT-DOC-6, CT-DOC-7, CT-DOC-8, CT-DOC-9, CT-ACP-1, CT-RECCONF-1
  016e        ret

Sources

Researcher notes

Statute text is from the Connecticut General Assembly's current chapter pages. Exam billing: sec. 19a-112a(e)(1) bars charging exam costs directly or indirectly to the survivor and routes them to the Forensic Sex Evidence Exams account; it does not expressly mention billing the survivor's insurance, so insurance_billing is 'unspecified'. The OVS SAFE page (https://www.jud.ct.gov/crimevictim/safe.htm, not saveable with the tool) says a patient cannot receive a bill for the exam and tells patients to call OVS at 1-800-822-8428 if they or their insurer get a bill. Caps: sec. 54-211(d)(2) allows up to $5,000 more for minors with extra medical or counseling needs and (d)(3) allows going over the caps for good cause; these are not encoded as rules. The $1,000 crime scene cleanup and security cap comes from program documents, not the statute. Under sec. 54-212 OVS may recover two-thirds of what it paid from later recoveries; not encoded. The program phone 1-888-286-7347 is from the brochure; the OVS general line on the federal OVC directory is 860-263-2760. Reviewer check (Oct 3): the 2026 Supplement on cga.ct.gov amends only secs. 54-203 and 54-230 in chapter 968, and its version of 19a-112a(e) (amended by P.A. 25-29) is word for word the same as the saved text, so the caps, deadline, reporting and exam rules above are current through the 2025 session. Acts from the 2026 session were not checked. 'Emotional harm' in sec. 54-201(6) means impairment from a threat of physical injury or death, so the $5,000 cap (CT-CAP-2) is for threat-only claims; sexual assault involving actual bodily harm falls under the $15,000 cap. CT-CAP-3, CT-CAP-4 and CT-CAP-5 are one shared $1,000 benefit, not three. 'Charged directly or indirectly to such victim' in 19a-112a(e) may reach insurance billing, but the statute does not say so, so insurance_billing stays 'unspecified'. How to file (Oct 3): the application JD-VS-8PI (Rev. 7/21, CT-S4) is still the version served at program.application_pdf_url (same sha256 on re-download) and has 296 AcroForm fields. It lists mail, fax and email as the ways to send it; no online filing portal or in-person drop-off is stated in the saved sources, and compensation.htm still could not be saved (blocked or empty even through Chrome). The application asks for the police report number but not a copy of the report, so no police_report document rule was added. The application must carry a handwritten signature. Privacy (Oct 3): the Address Confidentiality Program is in chapter 968a (secs. 54-240 to 54-240o, CT-S9) and run by the Secretary of the State; sec. 54-240a(a) and 54-240c list sexual assault as a qualifying crime, and sec. 54-240b(a) says each application must be completed with an application assistant. The SOTS page (CT-S10) says applications may only be submitted by application assistants tied to a domestic violence or sexual assault advocacy organization. Record confidentiality is narrow: sec. 54-204(b) only keeps information that is already confidential under other statutes confidential while OVS or a commissioner holds it; no statute found in chapter 968 that makes the compensation claim file itself exempt from public disclosure. Secs. 54-228 and 54-230 separately keep a victim's notification request and mailing address confidential, but those cover offender-release notification, not compensation claims.