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The verified rules for Crime Victims Compensation Program (CVCP), run by Superior Court of the District of Columbia. Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: D.C. Code §§ 4-501 to 4-518; D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rules; D.C. Code §§ 4-561.03 and 23-1908 (PERK)

In bloom55 rules verified from 18 sources. Research confidence: high.
Rules verified
55
Official sources
18
Used in decisions
29
Shown for information
26
Set aside, with a reason
0

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What Tend could not find or verify
  • minimum loss
  • exam payment

D.C. Code 4-506(d) lets the program waive its time limits for good cause, including compelling health or safety concerns (not encoded as a separate deadline rule). No minimum-loss threshold appears in D.C. Code 4-501 to 4-512 or the CVCP Rules. D.C. Code 4-561.03 bars the hospital from billing the survivor for a PERK, but no official source I saved names who pays the hospital or says whether the survivor's private insurance may be billed, so exam_payment is left out and insurance_billing is unspecified. Processing time: the 2023 application asks applicants to allow 5 business days for staff review of the application; no official source states a time to a decision or payment. Address confidentiality: D.C.'s ACP (Address Confidentiality Act of 2018, D.C. Law 22-118) is run by OVSJG; the OVSJG ACP page (DC-S18) lists sexual assault among qualifying experiences. Record confidentiality: D.C. Code 4-511 (DC-S17) makes claim files confidential and not open to public inspection.

You should not be billed for the exam

D.C. Code § 4-561.03DC-EXAM-1

The hospital may not bill a sexual assault survivor for the evidence kit (PERK), including the kit itself, its administration, and processing of the kit or any biological specimens. The statute does not say whether the survivor's insurance may be billed.

The hospital shall not bill a sexual assault victim for costs associated with a PERK, including the costs of the PERK, its administration, and the processing of the PERK or any biological specimens.

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From D.C. Code § 4-561.03, Payment for PERKs, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ab6d79dc7056

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

Costs the program covers

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(c)DC-COV-2

Costs from a pregnancy resulting from a sexual assault are covered, including an abortion or prenatal care and delivery, but not the cost of raising the child.

Compensation may be awarded for costs incurred for pregnancy resulting from a sexual assault. This includes the cost of an abortion, or prenatal care and delivery, but not the cost of raising a child conceived through sexual assault.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

D.C. Code § 4-501(9)(D)DC-COV-3

Out-patient mental health counseling needed because of the crime is covered when provided by a licensed psychiatrist, psychologist, social worker, marriage, family, or child counselor, or a counselor licensed by the Board of Professional Counseling.

Out-patient mental health counseling expenses which became necessary as a direct result of the crime and which are provided by a: (i) Licensed psychiatrist or psychologist; (ii) Licensed social worker; (iii) Licensed marriage, family, or child counselor practicing within the scope of licensure; or (iv) Individual licensed by the Board of Professional Counseling

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From D.C. Code § 4-501, Definitions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 66f2d34bbb25

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

Limits on a kind of cost

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 28DC-CAP-3

Lost earnings can be paid for up to 52 weeks after the crime, capped at the lesser of 80% of the victim's net pay or $10,000.

Loss of earnings may be compensated for a total period of up to 52 weeks after the date of the crime, in an amount not to exceed the lesser of 80 % of the victim's net pay or $10,000.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides lost pay is limited to $10,000 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 34DC-CAP-4

Moving expenses of up to $1,500 may be paid when needed for health or safety, on referral from a prosecutor, police officer, judicial officer, medical or mental health provider, or victim advocate.

Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial officer, medical or mental health services provider, or victims advocate, compensation of up to $1,500 may be awarded for reasonable moving expenses where necessary for health or safety.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides moving is limited to $1,500 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 29DC-CAP-5

Temporary emergency housing is capped at $3,000, for a period of up to 120 days, on referral from a prosecutor, police officer, judicial officer, or victim advocate.

Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial officer, or victims advocate, the cost of temporary emergency food and housing for a period of up to 120 days may be awarded. The maximum award for temporary emergency housing shall be $3,000.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides temporary housing is limited to $3,000 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 35DC-CAP-6

Transportation is capped at $500 for necessary out-of-state travel and $100 for local transportation, with a $600 total per claim. It covers trips to court, to take part in the investigation or prosecution, to get medical care, and to get other services needed because of the crime.

Up to $500 for necessary out of state travel and up to $100 for all local transportation, not to exceed a total of $600 per claim, may be awarded for reasonable transportation expenses incurred by the victim or secondary victim

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides travel is limited to $600 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 32DC-CAP-7

Up to $1,000 may be paid to replace doors, windows, locks, or other items needed to secure the victim's home. Guard dogs, other animals, and guns or other weapons are not covered.

Compensation of up to $1,000 may be awarded for the reasonable cost of replacement of doors, windows, locks or other items necessary to secure the victim's home or other place of residence, except that the costs of guard dogs, other animals, guns or other weapons shall not be awarded.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides home security is limited to $1,000 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 27DC-CAP-8

Up to $100 may be paid to replace a living victim's clothing held by police as evidence.

Reasonable compensation up to $100 may be awarded for the replacement value of clothing of a living victim which is held by law enforcement officials for evidentiary purposes.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides clothing and bedding is limited to $100 in total.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31DC-CAP-10

Loss of services, meaning replacement services such as child care or housekeeping the victim can no longer provide because of the injury or death, is paid at no more than the D.C. minimum hourly wage, up to $200 per week and $2,500 per victimization.

Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the minimum hourly wage for the District of Columbia, and shall not exceed $ 200 per week and $ 2,500 per victimization.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides child care is limited to $200 per week.

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 33DC-CAP-11

Up to $2,000 may be paid for a rental car while the victim's car is held by police as evidence. The current statute describes this cost as alternate transportation, including a rental car or rideshare.

Compensation of up to $2,000 may be awarded for the reasonable cost of a rental car for the period of time that a victim or secondary victim's automobile is being held by the police as evidence or to collect evidence.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

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

D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31DC-CAP-12

Loss of services (replacement child care, housekeeping, and similar services the victim can no longer provide) is capped at $2,500 per victimization, on top of the $200 weekly limit.

Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the minimum hourly wage for the District of Columbia, and shall not exceed $ 200 per week and $ 2,500 per victimization.

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From D.C. Superior Court Rules for the Crime Victims Compensation Program, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 7c993fad7104

Decides child care is limited to $2,500 in total.

D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(ii)DC-CAP-13

Funeral and burial expenses are capped at $10,000. An older court rule gives a lower figure, but the statute controls.

Reasonable funeral and burial expenses, including the reasonable cost of embalming, burial containers, cremation, and the chosen method of interment; provided, that a claimant's economic loss under this sub-subparagraph shall not exceed $10,000

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From D.C. Code § 4-501, Definitions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 66f2d34bbb25

Decides funeral costs is limited to $10,000 in total.

Total limit

D.C. Code § 4-507(b)DC-CAP-1

The program may not award more than $25,000 per victimization. A victim who cares for more than 2 children living with them may get up to $5,000 more per child, starting with the third child.

The Court shall not award compensation in an amount exceeding $25,000 per victimization; except, that: (1) If the victim is or was the parent, guardian, custodian, or primary caregiver to more than 2 children who reside or resided with the victim, the Court may award additional compensation to the claimant of up to $5,000 for each child who resides with the claimant, beginning with the third child

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From D.C. Code § 4-507, Awards of compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 99037530ac17

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

Costs the program does not cover

D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(B)DC-EXC-1

Pain and suffering, and the value of property damaged or taken during the crime (for example a phone or other belongings), are not economic loss and are not paid.

“Economic loss” does not mean: (i) Pain and suffering; (ii) The value of any property damaged or taken during the crime;

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From D.C. Code § 4-501, Definitions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 66f2d34bbb25

Decides replacing belongings is not covered.

Insurance and other payments come first

D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)DC-COL-2

If the victim is a dependent on someone else's insurance policy, that policy does not count as a collateral source unless the victim chooses to use it.

if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary insurance holder's insurance policy, the primary insurance holder's insurance policy shall not constitute a collateral source for the purposes of subsection (a) of this section, unless the victim or secondary victim chooses to avail themselves of the benefits or compensation from the primary insurance holder's insurance policy.

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From D.C. Code § 4-507, Awards of compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 99037530ac17

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Deadline to apply

D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(1)DC-DEAD-1

A claim must be filed within one year after the crime, or within one year after learning of the program if the delay in learning of it was reasonable. Other one-year windows run from certain post-conviction filings.

The claimant filed a claim under this subchapter within one year after: (A) The crime occurred; (B) Learning of the Program, with an adequate showing that the delay in learning of the Program was reasonable;

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From D.C. Code § 4-506, Eligibility for compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 c1d6ec06ebda

Decides the filing deadline, 365 days after the crime.

Reporting to police

D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(2)DC-REP-1

Generally the crime must be reported to law enforcement within 7 days, or within 7 days of when a report could reasonably be made.

The crime was reported to a law enforcement office within 7 days after its occurrence or, if the crime could not be reasonably reported within that time period, within 7 days from the time a report can reasonably be made.

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From D.C. Code § 4-506, Eligibility for compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 c1d6ec06ebda

Decides a police report is required.

D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(3)DC-REP-2

A sexual assault survivor can meet the reporting requirement without a police report by getting a temporary or final civil protection order or a forensic medical exam, or by reporting to law enforcement any time before the statute of limitations runs out.

In the case of a sexual assault victim: (A) Obtaining a: (i) Temporary civil protection order or civil protection order from the Court; or (ii) Forensic medical examination; or (B) Reporting the offense to a law enforcement office before expiration of the applicable statute of limitations for that offense

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From D.C. Code § 4-506, Eligibility for compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 c1d6ec06ebda

Decides a police report is not required, and a forensic exam, other proof or a protective order can count instead.

D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(5)DC-REP-3

If the program finds a victim's ability to report was affected by age, physical condition, psychological state, cultural or language barriers, or a health or safety concern, the victim can instead submit a court order, law enforcement records, or records from a medical professional.

if the Program determines that the claimant's ability to report the crime may be impacted due to the claimant's age, physical condition, psychological state, cultural or linguistic barriers, or any other health or safety concern that jeopardizes the claimant's well-being

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From D.C. Code § 4-506, Eligibility for compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 c1d6ec06ebda

Decides a police report is not required, and medical records or other proof can count instead.

Address confidentiality program

OVSJG Address Confidentiality Program page, program descriptionDC-ACP-1

D.C.'s Address Confidentiality Program, run by the Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants, gives eligible D.C. residents who fear for their safety and have experienced sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, or human trafficking a legal substitute address that District agencies must accept, plus forwarding of first-class, certified, and registered mail. Applicants must also have moved recently, plan to move soon, or have kept their current address off public records, and apply through an application assistant.

The District’s Address Confidentiality Program (ACP), administered by the Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants (OVSJG), provides a legal substitute address for eligible DC residents to maintain the confidentiality of her or his actual address.

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From Office of Victim Services and Justice Grants, Address Confidentiality Program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 2c157f5a3247

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Claim records kept confidential

D.C. Code § 4-511(a)DC-RECCONF-1

Information, records, and hearing transcripts in compensation claim files are confidential and not open to public inspection; only the claimant, a representative with the claimant's signed authorization, treating or advising physicians at the Court's discretion, and people assisting the Court with administering the claim may see them. The annual report to the D.C. Council leaves out claimant names unless the claimant agrees.

Information, records, and transcripts of hearings contained in the claims files under the provisions of this chapter are confidential and not open to public inspection

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From D.C. Code § 4-511, Confidentiality, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d723d81aa511

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How to send a claim

CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructionsDC-SUB-1

Email the completed application and supporting documents to CVCPapplications@dcsc.gov.

Please submit completed application by email to CVCPapplications@dcsc.gov or by mail or in person to 515 5th Street, NW #109, Washington, D.C. 20001; or see remote sites.

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From CVCP Application (revised 4/21/23), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a15cc784df7

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CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructionsDC-SUB-2

Mail the completed application to the CVCP office at 515 5th Street, NW #109, Washington, D.C. 20001.

Please submit completed application by email to CVCPapplications@dcsc.gov or by mail or in person to 515 5th Street, NW #109, Washington, D.C. 20001; or see remote sites.

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From CVCP Application (revised 4/21/23), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a15cc784df7

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CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructionsDC-SUB-3

Drop off the completed application in person at the CVCP office, 515 5th Street, NW #109, Washington, D.C. 20001, or at a remote site.

Please submit completed application by email to CVCPapplications@dcsc.gov or by mail or in person to 515 5th Street, NW #109, Washington, D.C. 20001; or see remote sites.

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From CVCP Application (revised 4/21/23), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a15cc784df7

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CVCP Information Brochure, Where can I get an application?DC-SUB-5

Apply online through the self-guided interactive interview linked from the D.C. Courts.

OR ONLINE AT Self-Guided Interactive Interview Application https://lawhelpinteractive.org/Interview/Gene rateInterview/8116/engine

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From CVCP Information Brochure (English), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 194680f685bb

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Documents the program asks for

CVCP Application pageDC-DOC-2

Include a copy of the DC police report or DC civil protection order, plus any bills or receipts you want reimbursed.

submit it along with a copy of your DC police report or DC civil protection order (the program does not accept temporary restraining orders), any bills or receipts that you would like to have reimbursed by the program.

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From D.C. Superior Court, CVCP Application page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d924b4169753

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CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.4, Section 4DC-DOC-9

If you are self-employed and claiming lost wages, attach your federal income tax returns for the 12 months before the crime.

If yes, you must attach a copy of your Federal Income Tax Returns for the last 12 months preceding crime.

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From CVCP Application (revised 4/21/23), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6a15cc784df7

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D.C. Courts Forms Help Online, Crime VictimsDC-DOC-13

If you apply online, complete the Confidential Information form and attach it at the end of the online interview.

Please click here to complete a Confidential Information form. Once completed, you can attach it at the end of the online interactive interview that you are completing, such as the Crime Victims Compensation Form.

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From D.C. Courts Forms Help Online, Crime Victims (guided online CVCP application), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 28a60f35f0e3

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How long a decision takes

Emergency awards

D.C. Code § 4-510(a)DC-EMER-1

An emergency award of up to $1,000 may be made before the final decision if an award is likely and the claimant would face undue financial or emotional hardship without immediate help. It is deducted from the final award.

If it appears likely that a final award will be made and that the claimant will suffer undue financial or emotional hardship if immediate financial assistance is not granted, an emergency award not exceeding $1,000 may be made prior to the final determination.

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From D.C. Code § 4-510, Emergency awards, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8cf8a75037ed

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Who can apply

D.C. Code § 4-501(6)(KK)DC-CRIME-1

First degree sexual abuse is a covered crime. The same statutory list also covers second, third, and fourth degree sexual abuse, misdemeanor sexual abuse, and child sexual abuse offenses.

First degree sexual abuse, as described in section 201 of the Anti-Sexual Abuse Act of 1994

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From D.C. Code § 4-501, Definitions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 66f2d34bbb25

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Where you live and where it happened

D.C. Code § 4-501(14)DC-RES-1

Anyone injured by a crime in D.C. can apply. D.C. residents injured outside D.C. qualify only for terrorism or mass violence abroad, or when the state where it happened has no federally funded compensation program.

“Victim” means a person who suffers personal injury or death in the District, a person who is a resident of the District and suffers personal injury or death as a result of a terrorist act or act of mass violence committed outside of the United States, or a person who is a resident of the District and who suffers personal injury or death outside the District in a state that does not have a crime victims compensation program

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How the program reviews a claim

D.C. Code § 4-508(b)DC-COND-1

An application may be denied in whole or in part because of the nature of the victim's involvement in the events leading to the crime.

An application for assistance may be denied, in whole or in part, if the Court finds: (1) Denial is appropriate due to the nature of the victim’s or secondary victim’s involvement in the events leading to the relevant crime;

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From D.C. Code § 4-508, Disqualifications and reductions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d06b3d0d97be

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D.C. Code § 4-508(b)(2)DC-COND-2

An application may be denied in whole or in part if the victim did not reasonably cooperate with law enforcement, unless the cooperation was affected by the factors in 4-506(c) (for example the sexual assault reporting alternatives, or age, condition, trauma, language, or safety concerns).

(A) The victim failed to reasonably cooperate with law enforcement; and (B) The victim's cooperation was not impacted by the factors described in § 4-506(c)

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From D.C. Code § 4-508, Disqualifications and reductions, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d06b3d0d97be

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Compiled law

The engine compiles District of Columbia'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 2dd795bfd3403e3a00d6ee1e3911c94b684da394c4a748877feb85b6fc5732a1

Listing from
the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by
tendc 1.3.0, image format 1.3
Contents
55 rules, 18 sources, 33 proofs, 10 ints, 317 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
3289b186deb4271c4cf8fbc015fe32d330d8ba8bc3ed98fdc3d042975c38e365

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; item program: 207 instructions, 648 bytes, max stack 2
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    R0    DC-EXAM-1             exam_no_bill  -                                             D.C. Code § 4-561.03
    R1    DC-EXAM-2             exam_no_bill  -                                             D.C. Code § 23-1908(a)(1)
    R2    DC-CAP-1              total_cap     -                                             D.C. Code § 4-507(b)
    R3    DC-CAP-2              expense_cap   counseling            per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(d)
    R4    DC-CAP-3              expense_cap   lost_wages            per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 28
    R5    DC-CAP-4              expense_cap   relocation            per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 34
    R6    DC-CAP-5              expense_cap   temporary_housing     per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 29
    R7    DC-CAP-6              expense_cap   transportation        per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 35
    R8    DC-CAP-7              expense_cap   security              per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 32
    R9    DC-CAP-8              expense_cap   clothing_bedding      per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 27
    R10   DC-CAP-9              expense_cap   crime_scene_cleanup   per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 26
    R11   DC-CAP-10             expense_cap   childcare             per week                D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31
    R12   DC-CAP-11             expense_cap   other                 per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 33
    R13   DC-CAP-12             expense_cap   childcare             per claim               D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31
    R14   DC-CAP-13             expense_cap   funeral               per claim               D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(ii)
    R15   DC-COV-1              covered       medical                                       D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(i)
    R16   DC-COV-2              covered       medical                                       D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(c)
    R17   DC-COV-3              covered       counseling                                    D.C. Code § 4-501(9)(D)
    R18   DC-COV-4              covered       lost_wages                                    D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(iv)
    R19   DC-COV-5              covered       relocation                                    D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(xii)
    R20   DC-COV-6              covered       dental                                        D.C. Code § 4-501(9)(A)
    R21   DC-EXC-1              excluded      property_replacement                          D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(B)
    R22   DC-EXC-2              excluded      legal                                         CVCP Application page, Information on Attorneys
    R23   DC-DEAD-1             deadline      -                     from crime              D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(1)
    R24   DC-REP-1              reporting     -                                             D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(2)
    R25   DC-REP-2              reporting     -                                             D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(3)
    R26   DC-REP-3              reporting     -                                             D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(5)
    R27   DC-COL-1              collateral    -                                             D.C. Code § 4-507(a)
    R28   DC-COL-2              collateral    -                                             D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)
    R29   DC-COND-1             info          -                     conduct_reduction       D.C. Code § 4-508(b)
    R30   DC-COND-2             info          -                     conduct_reduction       D.C. Code § 4-508(b)(2)
    R31   DC-EMER-1             info          -                     emergency_award         D.C. Code § 4-510(a)
    R32   DC-CRIME-1            info          -                     eligible_crime          D.C. Code § 4-501(6)(KK)
    R33   DC-RES-1              info          -                     residency               D.C. Code § 4-501(14)
    R34   DC-SUB-1              info          -                     submission              CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions
    R35   DC-SUB-2              info          -                     submission              CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions
    R36   DC-SUB-3              info          -                     submission              CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions
    R37   DC-SUB-4              info          -                     submission              CVCP Application page, ways to submit
    R38   DC-SUB-5              info          -                     submission              CVCP Information Brochure, Where can I get an application?
    R39   DC-DOC-1              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Information Brochure, Documents Needed
    R40   DC-DOC-2              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application page
    R41   DC-DOC-3              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.2, Documentation of Crime
    R42   DC-DOC-4              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application page
    R43   DC-DOC-5              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2
    R44   DC-DOC-6              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2
    R45   DC-DOC-7              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2
    R46   DC-DOC-8              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.4, Section 4
    R47   DC-DOC-9              info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.4, Section 4
    R48   DC-DOC-10             info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 1
    R49   DC-DOC-11             info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.6, Section 12
    R50   DC-DOC-12             info          -                     required_document       CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.5, Section 6
    R51   DC-DOC-13             info          -                     required_document       D.C. Courts Forms Help Online, Crime Victims
    R52   DC-TIME-1             info          -                     processing_time         CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7
    R53   DC-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality OVSJG Address Confidentiality Program page, program description
    R54   DC-RECCONF-1          info          -                     record_confidentiality  D.C. Code § 4-511(a)

.sources
    S0    DC-S1       sha256 6524e70d4b744547  https://www.dccourts.gov/superior-court/superior-court-divisions/crime-victims-compensation-program
    S1    DC-S2       sha256 64e7af0f6e978cda  https://www.dccourts.gov/superior-court/superior-court-divisions/crime-victims-compensation-program/eligibility
    S2    DC-S3       sha256 4eae274abb906eac  https://www.dccourts.gov/superior-court/superior-court-divisions/crime-victims-compensation-program/compensable-costs
    S3    DC-S4       sha256 d924b4169753a7c6  https://www.dccourts.gov/superior-court/superior-court-divisions/crime-victims-compensation-program/application
    S4    DC-S5       sha256 194680f685bb6214  https://www.dccourts.gov/sites/default/files/matters-docs/CVCP-Information-Brochure.pdf
    S5    DC-S6       sha256 6a15cc784df7c1e0  https://www.dccourts.gov/sites/default/files/CVCP_Application_New_Code_Changes_2023.pdf
    S6    DC-S7       sha256 7c993fad7104b7af  https://www.dccourts.gov/sites/default/files/superior-rules/Crime%20Victim%20Compensation%20Program%20Rules.pdf
    S7    DC-S8       sha256 66f2d34bbb257883  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-501
    S8    DC-S9       sha256 c1d6ec06ebda1e61  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-506
    S9    DC-S10      sha256 99037530ac17520b  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-507
    S10   DC-S11      sha256 d06b3d0d97be843c  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-508
    S11   DC-S12      sha256 8cf8a75037ed0fba  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-510
    S12   DC-S13      sha256 bf06692e8c6ce425  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-512
    S13   DC-S14      sha256 ab6d79dc705699a2  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-561.03
    S14   DC-S15      sha256 9e8e25141045d44f  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/23-1908
    S15   DC-S16      sha256 28a60f35f0e30b85  https://www.probono.net/dccourts/crimevictims/
    S16   DC-S17      sha256 d723d81aa5119644  https://code.dccouncil.gov/us/dc/council/code/sections/4-511
    S17   DC-S18      sha256 2c157f5a324716e2  https://ovsjg.dc.gov/acp

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (DC-EXAM-1, DC-EXAM-2)
    P2    (DC-COV-1, DC-COV-2)
    P3    (DC-COV-1, DC-COV-2, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P4    (DC-CAP-2, DC-COV-3)
    P5    (DC-CAP-2, DC-COV-3, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P6    (DC-CAP-3, DC-COV-4)
    P7    (DC-CAP-3, DC-COV-4, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P8    (DC-CAP-6)
    P9    (DC-CAP-6, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P10   (DC-CAP-4, DC-COV-5)
    P11   (DC-CAP-4, DC-COV-5, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P12   (DC-CAP-5)
    P13   (DC-CAP-5, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P14   (DC-CAP-7)
    P15   (DC-CAP-7, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P16   (DC-CAP-9)
    P17   (DC-CAP-9, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P18   (DC-CAP-10, DC-CAP-12)
    P19   (DC-CAP-10, DC-CAP-12, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P20   (DC-EXC-1)
    P21   (DC-CAP-8)
    P22   (DC-CAP-8, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P23   (DC-COV-6)
    P24   (DC-COV-6, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P25   (DC-CAP-13)
    P26   (DC-CAP-13, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P27   (DC-EXC-2)
    P28   (DC-CAP-11)
    P29   (DC-CAP-11, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2)
    P30   (DC-DEAD-1)
    P31   (DC-REP-1, DC-REP-2, DC-REP-3)
    P32   (DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2, DC-COND-1, DC-COND-2, DC-EMER-1, DC-CRIME-1, DC-RES-1, DC-SUB-1, DC-SUB-2, DC-SUB-3, DC-SUB-4, DC-SUB-5, DC-DOC-1, DC-DOC-2, DC-DOC-3, DC-DOC-4, DC-DOC-5, DC-DOC-6, DC-DOC-7, DC-DOC-8, DC-DOC-9, DC-DOC-10, DC-DOC-11, DC-DOC-12, DC-DOC-13, DC-TIME-1, DC-ACP-1, DC-RECCONF-1)

.ints
    K0    20000         ; $200.00
    K1    300000        ; $3,000.00
    K2    1000000       ; $10,000.00
    K3    150000        ; $1,500.00
    K4    60000         ; $600.00
    K5    100000        ; $1,000.00
    K6    10000         ; $100.00
    K7    200000        ; $2,000.00
    K8    250000        ; $2,500.00
    K9    2500000       ; $25,000.00

.item
  0000        ldi      date
  0002        ldx      incident_date
  0004        lt
  0005        jnz      L0
  000a        ldi      date
  000c        ldx      as_of_date
  000e        gt
  000f        jnz      L0
  0014        ldi      expense
  0016        switch   19, default L23
                        case medical               -> L2
                        case forensic_exam         -> L1
                        case counseling            -> L4
                        case lost_wages            -> L6
                        case transportation        -> L8
                        case relocation            -> L10
                        case temporary_housing     -> L12
                        case security              -> L14
                        case crime_scene_cleanup   -> L16
                        case childcare             -> L18
                        case property_replacement  -> L20
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L21
                        case prescription          -> L23
                        case dental                -> L24
                        case funeral               -> L26
                        case legal                 -> L28
                        case tuition               -> L23
                        case other                 -> L29
                        case unknown               -> L23
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; DC-EXAM-1  D.C. Code § 4-561.03  "The hospital shall not bill a sexual assault victim for costs..."
              ; DC-EXAM-2  D.C. Code § 23-1908(a)(1)  "a sexual assault victim shall have the right to have: (1) A PERK..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; DC-EXAM-1, DC-EXAM-2
  007b        ret
              ; DC-COV-1  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(i)  "Reasonable medical expenses incurred, whether provided in the..."
              ; DC-COV-2  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(c)  "Compensation may be awarded for costs incurred for pregnancy..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  007c  L2:   ldi      confirmed
  007e        jnz      L3
  0083        push     0
  0088        decide   needs_confirmation, P2       ; DC-COV-1, DC-COV-2
  008c        ret
  008d  L3:   ldi      amount_cents
  008f        decide   eligible, P3                 ; DC-COV-1, DC-COV-2, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0093        lda
  0094        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0096        subs
  0097        push     0
  009c        max
  009d        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  00a1        ret
              ; DC-CAP-2  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(d)  "Compensation for mental health expenses shall not exceed $ 3,000..."
              ; DC-COV-3  D.C. Code § 4-501(9)(D)  "Out-patient mental health counseling expenses which became..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  00a2  L4:   ldi      confirmed
  00a4        jnz      L5
  00a9        push     0
  00ae        decide   needs_confirmation, P4       ; DC-CAP-2, DC-COV-3
  00b2        ret
  00b3  L5:   ldi      amount_cents
  00b5        decide   eligible, P5                 ; DC-CAP-2, DC-COV-3, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  00b9        lda
  00ba        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00bc        subs
  00bd        push     0
  00c2        max
  00c3        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  00c7        ret
              ; DC-CAP-3  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 28  "Loss of earnings may be compensated for a total period of up to..."
              ; DC-COV-4  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(iv)  "Loss of income or support incurred as a direct or indirect..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  00c8  L6:   ldi      confirmed
  00ca        jnz      L7
  00cf        push     0
  00d4        decide   needs_confirmation, P6       ; DC-CAP-3, DC-COV-4
  00d8        ret
  00d9  L7:   ldi      amount_cents
  00db        decide   eligible, P7                 ; DC-CAP-3, DC-COV-4, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  00df        lda
  00e0        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00e2        subs
  00e3        push     0
  00e8        max
  00e9        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  00ed        ret
              ; DC-CAP-6  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 35  "Up to $500 for necessary out of state travel and up to $100 for..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  00ee  L8:   ldi      confirmed
  00f0        jnz      L9
  00f5        push     0
  00fa        decide   needs_confirmation, P8       ; DC-CAP-6
  00fe        ret
  00ff  L9:   ldi      amount_cents
  0101        decide   eligible, P9                 ; DC-CAP-6, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0105        lda
  0106        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0108        subs
  0109        push     0
  010e        max
  010f        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0113        ret
              ; DC-CAP-4  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 34  "Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial..."
              ; DC-COV-5  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(xii)  "Reasonable moving expenses where necessary for health or safety;"
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  0114  L10:  ldi      confirmed
  0116        jnz      L11
  011b        push     0
  0120        decide   needs_confirmation, P10      ; DC-CAP-4, DC-COV-5
  0124        ret
  0125  L11:  ldi      amount_cents
  0127        decide   eligible, P11                ; DC-CAP-4, DC-COV-5, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  012b        lda
  012c        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  012e        subs
  012f        push     0
  0134        max
  0135        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0139        ret
              ; DC-CAP-5  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 29  "Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  013a  L12:  ldi      confirmed
  013c        jnz      L13
  0141        push     0
  0146        decide   needs_confirmation, P12      ; DC-CAP-5
  014a        ret
  014b  L13:  ldi      amount_cents
  014d        decide   eligible, P13                ; DC-CAP-5, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0151        lda
  0152        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0154        subs
  0155        push     0
  015a        max
  015b        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  015f        ret
              ; DC-CAP-7  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 32  "Compensation of up to $1,000 may be awarded for the reasonable..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  0160  L14:  ldi      confirmed
  0162        jnz      L15
  0167        push     0
  016c        decide   needs_confirmation, P14      ; DC-CAP-7
  0170        ret
  0171  L15:  ldi      amount_cents
  0173        decide   eligible, P15                ; DC-CAP-7, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0177        lda
  0178        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  017a        subs
  017b        push     0
  0180        max
  0181        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0185        ret
              ; DC-CAP-9  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 26  "Compensation of up to $1000 may be awarded to claimants for..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  0186  L16:  ldi      confirmed
  0188        jnz      L17
  018d        push     0
  0192        decide   needs_confirmation, P16      ; DC-CAP-9
  0196        ret
  0197  L17:  ldi      amount_cents
  0199        decide   eligible, P17                ; DC-CAP-9, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  019d        lda
  019e        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01a0        subs
  01a1        push     0
  01a6        max
  01a7        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  01ab        ret
              ; DC-CAP-10  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31  "Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the..."
              ; DC-CAP-12  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31  "Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  01ac  L18:  ldi      confirmed
  01ae        jnz      L19
  01b3        push     0
  01b8        decide   needs_confirmation, P18      ; DC-CAP-10, DC-CAP-12
  01bc        ret
  01bd  L19:  ldi      amount_cents
  01bf        decide   eligible, P19                ; DC-CAP-10, DC-CAP-12, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  01c3        lda
  01c4        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01c6        subs
  01c7        push     0
  01cc        max
  01cd        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  01d1        ret
              ; DC-EXC-1  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(B)  "“Economic loss” does not mean: (i) Pain and suffering; (ii)..."
  01d2  L20:  push     0
  01d7        decide   excluded, P20                ; DC-EXC-1
  01db        ret
              ; DC-CAP-8  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 27  "Reasonable compensation up to $100 may be awarded for the..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  01dc  L21:  ldi      confirmed
  01de        jnz      L22
  01e3        push     0
  01e8        decide   needs_confirmation, P21      ; DC-CAP-8
  01ec        ret
  01ed  L22:  ldi      amount_cents
  01ef        decide   eligible, P22                ; DC-CAP-8, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  01f3        lda
  01f4        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01f6        subs
  01f7        push     0
  01fc        max
  01fd        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0201        ret
  0202  L23:  push     0
  0207        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  020b        ret
              ; DC-COV-6  D.C. Code § 4-501(9)(A)  "Ambulance, hospital, surgical, medical, nursing, dental..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  020c  L24:  ldi      confirmed
  020e        jnz      L25
  0213        push     0
  0218        decide   needs_confirmation, P23      ; DC-COV-6
  021c        ret
  021d  L25:  ldi      amount_cents
  021f        decide   eligible, P24                ; DC-COV-6, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0223        lda
  0224        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0226        subs
  0227        push     0
  022c        max
  022d        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0231        ret
              ; DC-CAP-13  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(ii)  "Reasonable funeral and burial expenses, including the reasonable..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  0232  L26:  ldi      confirmed
  0234        jnz      L27
  0239        push     0
  023e        decide   needs_confirmation, P25      ; DC-CAP-13
  0242        ret
  0243  L27:  ldi      amount_cents
  0245        decide   eligible, P26                ; DC-CAP-13, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0249        lda
  024a        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  024c        subs
  024d        push     0
  0252        max
  0253        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0257        ret
              ; DC-EXC-2  CVCP Application page, Information on Attorneys  "The Crime Victims Compensation Program cannot pay attorney's..."
  0258  L28:  push     0
  025d        decide   excluded, P27                ; DC-EXC-2
  0261        ret
              ; DC-CAP-11  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 33  "Compensation of up to $2,000 may be awarded for the reasonable..."
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
  0262  L29:  ldi      confirmed
  0264        jnz      L30
  0269        push     0
  026e        decide   needs_confirmation, P28      ; DC-CAP-11
  0272        ret
  0273  L30:  ldi      amount_cents
  0275        decide   eligible, P29                ; DC-CAP-11, DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2
  0279        lda
  027a        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  027c        subs
  027d        push     0
  0282        max
  0283        seta     collateral, R27              ; DC-COL-1
  0287        ret

.aggregate
              ; DC-CAP-10  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31  "Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the..."
  0000        each     childcare, L4
  0006  L0:   ldi      unit
  0008        push     2                            ; week
  000d        eq
  000e        jz       L2
  0013        ldi      units
  0015        push     0
  001a        gt
  001b        jz       L2
  0020        ldk      K0                           ; $200.00
  0023        ldi      units
  0025        muls
  0026        dup
  0027        lda
  0028        lt
  0029        jz       L1
  002e        cap      unit_cap, R11                ; DC-CAP-10
  0032        jmp      L3
  0037  L1:   pop
  0038        jmp      L3
  003d  L2:   flag     R11                          ; rate_unverified DC-CAP-10
  0040  L3:   next     L0
              ; DC-CAP-2  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 24(d)  "Compensation for mental health expenses shall not exceed $ 3,000..."
  0045  L4:   push     0
  004a        str      r0
  004c        push     0
  0051        str      r1
  0053        each     counseling, L9
  0059  L5:   ldr      r1
  005b        jnz      L7
  0060        ldr      r0
  0062        lda
  0063        adds
  0064        ldk      K1                           ; $3,000.00
  0067        gt
  0068        jz       L6
  006d        ldk      K1                           ; $3,000.00
  0070        ldr      r0
  0072        subs
  0073        cap      expense_cap, R3              ; DC-CAP-2
  0077        push     1
  007c        str      r1
  007e  L6:   ldr      r0
  0080        lda
  0081        adds
  0082        str      r0
  0084        jmp      L8
  0089  L7:   push     0
  008e        cap      expense_cap, R3              ; DC-CAP-2
  0092  L8:   next     L5
              ; DC-CAP-3  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 28  "Loss of earnings may be compensated for a total period of up to..."
  0097  L9:   push     0
  009c        str      r0
  009e        push     0
  00a3        str      r1
  00a5        each     lost_wages, L14
  00ab  L10:  ldr      r1
  00ad        jnz      L12
  00b2        ldr      r0
  00b4        lda
  00b5        adds
  00b6        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  00b9        gt
  00ba        jz       L11
  00bf        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  00c2        ldr      r0
  00c4        subs
  00c5        cap      expense_cap, R4              ; DC-CAP-3
  00c9        push     1
  00ce        str      r1
  00d0  L11:  ldr      r0
  00d2        lda
  00d3        adds
  00d4        str      r0
  00d6        jmp      L13
  00db  L12:  push     0
  00e0        cap      expense_cap, R4              ; DC-CAP-3
  00e4  L13:  next     L10
              ; DC-CAP-4  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 34  "Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial..."
  00e9  L14:  push     0
  00ee        str      r0
  00f0        push     0
  00f5        str      r1
  00f7        each     relocation, L19
  00fd  L15:  ldr      r1
  00ff        jnz      L17
  0104        ldr      r0
  0106        lda
  0107        adds
  0108        ldk      K3                           ; $1,500.00
  010b        gt
  010c        jz       L16
  0111        ldk      K3                           ; $1,500.00
  0114        ldr      r0
  0116        subs
  0117        cap      expense_cap, R5              ; DC-CAP-4
  011b        push     1
  0120        str      r1
  0122  L16:  ldr      r0
  0124        lda
  0125        adds
  0126        str      r0
  0128        jmp      L18
  012d  L17:  push     0
  0132        cap      expense_cap, R5              ; DC-CAP-4
  0136  L18:  next     L15
              ; DC-CAP-5  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 29  "Upon referral by a prosecutor, law enforcement officer, judicial..."
  013b  L19:  push     0
  0140        str      r0
  0142        push     0
  0147        str      r1
  0149        each     temporary_housing, L24
  014f  L20:  ldr      r1
  0151        jnz      L22
  0156        ldr      r0
  0158        lda
  0159        adds
  015a        ldk      K1                           ; $3,000.00
  015d        gt
  015e        jz       L21
  0163        ldk      K1                           ; $3,000.00
  0166        ldr      r0
  0168        subs
  0169        cap      expense_cap, R6              ; DC-CAP-5
  016d        push     1
  0172        str      r1
  0174  L21:  ldr      r0
  0176        lda
  0177        adds
  0178        str      r0
  017a        jmp      L23
  017f  L22:  push     0
  0184        cap      expense_cap, R6              ; DC-CAP-5
  0188  L23:  next     L20
              ; DC-CAP-6  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 35  "Up to $500 for necessary out of state travel and up to $100 for..."
  018d  L24:  push     0
  0192        str      r0
  0194        push     0
  0199        str      r1
  019b        each     transportation, L29
  01a1  L25:  ldr      r1
  01a3        jnz      L27
  01a8        ldr      r0
  01aa        lda
  01ab        adds
  01ac        ldk      K4                           ; $600.00
  01af        gt
  01b0        jz       L26
  01b5        ldk      K4                           ; $600.00
  01b8        ldr      r0
  01ba        subs
  01bb        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; DC-CAP-6
  01bf        push     1
  01c4        str      r1
  01c6  L26:  ldr      r0
  01c8        lda
  01c9        adds
  01ca        str      r0
  01cc        jmp      L28
  01d1  L27:  push     0
  01d6        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; DC-CAP-6
  01da  L28:  next     L25
              ; DC-CAP-7  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 32  "Compensation of up to $1,000 may be awarded for the reasonable..."
  01df  L29:  push     0
  01e4        str      r0
  01e6        push     0
  01eb        str      r1
  01ed        each     security, L34
  01f3  L30:  ldr      r1
  01f5        jnz      L32
  01fa        ldr      r0
  01fc        lda
  01fd        adds
  01fe        ldk      K5                           ; $1,000.00
  0201        gt
  0202        jz       L31
  0207        ldk      K5                           ; $1,000.00
  020a        ldr      r0
  020c        subs
  020d        cap      expense_cap, R8              ; DC-CAP-7
  0211        push     1
  0216        str      r1
  0218  L31:  ldr      r0
  021a        lda
  021b        adds
  021c        str      r0
  021e        jmp      L33
  0223  L32:  push     0
  0228        cap      expense_cap, R8              ; DC-CAP-7
  022c  L33:  next     L30
              ; DC-CAP-8  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 27  "Reasonable compensation up to $100 may be awarded for the..."
  0231  L34:  push     0
  0236        str      r0
  0238        push     0
  023d        str      r1
  023f        each     clothing_bedding, L39
  0245  L35:  ldr      r1
  0247        jnz      L37
  024c        ldr      r0
  024e        lda
  024f        adds
  0250        ldk      K6                           ; $100.00
  0253        gt
  0254        jz       L36
  0259        ldk      K6                           ; $100.00
  025c        ldr      r0
  025e        subs
  025f        cap      expense_cap, R9              ; DC-CAP-8
  0263        push     1
  0268        str      r1
  026a  L36:  ldr      r0
  026c        lda
  026d        adds
  026e        str      r0
  0270        jmp      L38
  0275  L37:  push     0
  027a        cap      expense_cap, R9              ; DC-CAP-8
  027e  L38:  next     L35
              ; DC-CAP-9  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 26  "Compensation of up to $1000 may be awarded to claimants for..."
  0283  L39:  push     0
  0288        str      r0
  028a        push     0
  028f        str      r1
  0291        each     crime_scene_cleanup, L44
  0297  L40:  ldr      r1
  0299        jnz      L42
  029e        ldr      r0
  02a0        lda
  02a1        adds
  02a2        ldk      K5                           ; $1,000.00
  02a5        gt
  02a6        jz       L41
  02ab        ldk      K5                           ; $1,000.00
  02ae        ldr      r0
  02b0        subs
  02b1        cap      expense_cap, R10             ; DC-CAP-9
  02b5        push     1
  02ba        str      r1
  02bc  L41:  ldr      r0
  02be        lda
  02bf        adds
  02c0        str      r0
  02c2        jmp      L43
  02c7  L42:  push     0
  02cc        cap      expense_cap, R10             ; DC-CAP-9
  02d0  L43:  next     L40
              ; DC-CAP-11  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 33  "Compensation of up to $2,000 may be awarded for the reasonable..."
  02d5  L44:  push     0
  02da        str      r0
  02dc        push     0
  02e1        str      r1
  02e3        each     other, L49
  02e9  L45:  ldr      r1
  02eb        jnz      L47
  02f0        ldr      r0
  02f2        lda
  02f3        adds
  02f4        ldk      K7                           ; $2,000.00
  02f7        gt
  02f8        jz       L46
  02fd        ldk      K7                           ; $2,000.00
  0300        ldr      r0
  0302        subs
  0303        cap      expense_cap, R12             ; DC-CAP-11
  0307        push     1
  030c        str      r1
  030e  L46:  ldr      r0
  0310        lda
  0311        adds
  0312        str      r0
  0314        jmp      L48
  0319  L47:  push     0
  031e        cap      expense_cap, R12             ; DC-CAP-11
  0322  L48:  next     L45
              ; DC-CAP-12  D.C. Super. Ct. CVCP Rule 31  "Compensation for loss of services shall be limited to the..."
  0327  L49:  push     0
  032c        str      r0
  032e        push     0
  0333        str      r1
  0335        each     childcare, L54
  033b  L50:  ldr      r1
  033d        jnz      L52
  0342        ldr      r0
  0344        lda
  0345        adds
  0346        ldk      K8                           ; $2,500.00
  0349        gt
  034a        jz       L51
  034f        ldk      K8                           ; $2,500.00
  0352        ldr      r0
  0354        subs
  0355        cap      expense_cap, R13             ; DC-CAP-12
  0359        push     1
  035e        str      r1
  0360  L51:  ldr      r0
  0362        lda
  0363        adds
  0364        str      r0
  0366        jmp      L53
  036b  L52:  push     0
  0370        cap      expense_cap, R13             ; DC-CAP-12
  0374  L53:  next     L50
              ; DC-CAP-13  D.C. Code § 4-501(7)(A)(ii)  "Reasonable funeral and burial expenses, including the reasonable..."
  0379  L54:  push     0
  037e        str      r0
  0380        push     0
  0385        str      r1
  0387        each     funeral, L59
  038d  L55:  ldr      r1
  038f        jnz      L57
  0394        ldr      r0
  0396        lda
  0397        adds
  0398        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  039b        gt
  039c        jz       L56
  03a1        ldk      K2                           ; $10,000.00
  03a4        ldr      r0
  03a6        subs
  03a7        cap      expense_cap, R14             ; DC-CAP-13
  03ab        push     1
  03b0        str      r1
  03b2  L56:  ldr      r0
  03b4        lda
  03b5        adds
  03b6        str      r0
  03b8        jmp      L58
  03bd  L57:  push     0
  03c2        cap      expense_cap, R14             ; DC-CAP-13
  03c6  L58:  next     L55
              ; DC-CAP-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(b)  "The Court shall not award compensation in an amount exceeding..."
  03cb  L59:  push     0
  03d0        str      r0
  03d2        push     0
  03d7        str      r1
  03d9        each     all, L64
  03df  L60:  ldr      r1
  03e1        jnz      L62
  03e6        ldr      r0
  03e8        lda
  03e9        adds
  03ea        ldk      K9                           ; $25,000.00
  03ed        gt
  03ee        jz       L61
  03f3        ldk      K9                           ; $25,000.00
  03f6        ldr      r0
  03f8        subs
  03f9        cap      total_cap, R2                ; DC-CAP-1
  03fd        push     1
  0402        str      r1
  0404  L61:  ldr      r0
  0406        lda
  0407        adds
  0408        str      r0
  040a        jmp      L63
  040f  L62:  push     0
  0414        cap      total_cap, R2                ; DC-CAP-1
  0418  L63:  next     L60
  041d  L64:  push     0                            ; met
  0422        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
              ; DC-DEAD-1  D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(1)  "The claimant filed a claim under this subchapter within one year..."
  0426        ldx      incident_date
  0428        push     365
  042d        adds
  042e        dup
  042f        setdate
  0430        ldx      as_of_date
  0432        ge
  0433        jz       L65
  0438        push     0
  043d        jmp      L66
  0442  L65:  push     1                            ; late
  0447  L66:  check    deadline, P30                ; DC-DEAD-1
              ; DC-REP-1  D.C. Code § 4-506(a)(2)  "The crime was reported to a law enforcement office within 7 days..."
              ; DC-REP-2  D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(3)  "In the case of a sexual assault victim: (A) Obtaining a: (i)..."
              ; DC-REP-3  D.C. Code § 4-506(c)(5)  "if the Program determines that the claimant's ability to report..."
  044b        ldx      police_report
  044d        push     1                            ; yes
  0452        eq
  0453        jnz      L68
  0458        ldx      forensic_exam
  045a        jnz      L68
  045f        ldx      police_report
  0461        push     0                            ; no
  0466        eq
  0467        jnz      L67
  046c        push     3
  0471        jmp      L69
  0476  L67:  push     1
  047b        jmp      L69
  0480  L68:  push     0                            ; satisfied
  0485  L69:  check    reporting, P31               ; DC-REP-1, DC-REP-2, DC-REP-3
              ; DC-COL-1  D.C. Code § 4-507(a)  "The Court shall award compensation in an amount equal to the..."
              ; DC-COL-2  D.C. Code § 4-507(a-1)  "if a victim or secondary victim is a dependent on a primary..."
              ; DC-COND-1  D.C. Code § 4-508(b)  "An application for assistance may be denied, in whole or in..."
              ; DC-COND-2  D.C. Code § 4-508(b)(2)  "(A) The victim failed to reasonably cooperate with law..."
              ; DC-EMER-1  D.C. Code § 4-510(a)  "If it appears likely that a final award will be made and that..."
              ; DC-CRIME-1  D.C. Code § 4-501(6)(KK)  "First degree sexual abuse, as described in section 201 of the..."
              ; DC-RES-1  D.C. Code § 4-501(14)  "“Victim” means a person who suffers personal injury or death..."
              ; DC-SUB-1  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions  "Please submit completed application by email to..."
              ; DC-SUB-2  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions  "Please submit completed application by email to..."
              ; DC-SUB-3  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7, submission instructions  "Please submit completed application by email to..."
              ; DC-SUB-4  CVCP Application page, ways to submit  "Fax: 202-879-4230"
              ; DC-SUB-5  CVCP Information Brochure, Where can I get an application?  "OR ONLINE AT Self-Guided Interactive Interview Application..."
              ; DC-DOC-1  CVCP Information Brochure, Documents Needed  "DOCUMENTS NEEDED • CVCP Application • Valid Photo ID"
              ; DC-DOC-2  CVCP Application page  "submit it along with a copy of your DC police report or DC civil..."
              ; DC-DOC-3  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.2, Documentation of Crime  "Forensic medical examination"
              ; DC-DOC-4  CVCP Application page  "any bills or receipts that you would like to have reimbursed by..."
              ; DC-DOC-5  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2  "Submit copies of all available bills received to date."
              ; DC-DOC-6  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2  "Attach all insurance payment statements and rejections."
              ; DC-DOC-7  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 2  "YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AUTHORIZATION AND RELEASE FORMS"
              ; DC-DOC-8  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.4, Section 4  "(Please submit disability statement from the verifying doctor)"
              ; DC-DOC-9  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.4, Section 4  "If yes, you must attach a copy of your Federal Income Tax..."
              ; DC-DOC-10  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.3, Section 1  "If yes, submit a copy of lease. A referral form must also be..."
              ; DC-DOC-11  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.6, Section 12  "Please submit copy of transportation receipts."
              ; DC-DOC-12  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.5, Section 6  "Submit copies of birth certificates for children."
              ; DC-DOC-13  D.C. Courts Forms Help Online, Crime Victims  "Please click here to complete a Confidential Information form...."
              ; DC-TIME-1  CVCP Application (rev. 4/21/23), p.7  "Please allow 5 business days for a CVCP team member to review..."
              ; DC-ACP-1  OVSJG Address Confidentiality Program page, program description  "The District’s Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)..."
              ; DC-RECCONF-1  D.C. Code § 4-511(a)  "Information, records, and transcripts of hearings contained in..."
  0489        info     P32                          ; DC-COL-1, DC-COL-2, DC-COND-1, DC-COND-2, DC-EMER-1, DC-CRIME-1, DC-RES-1, DC-SUB-1, DC-SUB-2, DC-SUB-3, DC-SUB-4, DC-SUB-5, DC-DOC-1, DC-DOC-2, DC-DOC-3, DC-DOC-4, DC-DOC-5, DC-DOC-6, DC-DOC-7, DC-DOC-8, DC-DOC-9, DC-DOC-10, DC-DOC-11, DC-DOC-12, DC-DOC-13, DC-TIME-1, DC-ACP-1, DC-RECCONF-1
  048c        ret

Sources

Researcher notes

Dollar sub-limits come from the D.C. Superior Court CVCP Rules (DC-S7); the statute (4-501(7)) lists covered costs but sets only the $10,000 funeral cap and the $25,000 total. The Rules PDF is older than the 2023 amendments (D.C. Law 24-341) in places: Rule 25 says funeral up to $6,000, while statute 4-501(7)(A)(ii), the program's Compensable Costs page, and the 2023 application all say $10,000 (statute wins). Rule 7(b) lists only a sexual assault exam as the reporting alternative; statute 4-506(c)(3) is broader (protective order, forensic exam, or a report before the statute of limitations), and the statute is used here. The Application page (DC-S4) says to submit a DC police report or DC civil protection order and that temporary restraining orders are not accepted, while the 2023 application form (DC-S6) lists forensic medical examination as crime documentation; Tend should follow the statute and tell survivors to call the program if documentation is questioned. 4-506(a-2) also says arrest, prosecution, or conviction of the offender is not required, and being a family or household member of the offender does not by itself make a claimant ineligible. Federal OVC directory confirmed the program website and phone 202-879-4216. Reviewer pass: added the statutory $10,000 funeral cap (4-501(7)(A)(ii)) as its own rule, the $2,500 per-victimization limit on loss of services alongside the $200 weekly limit, and the 4-508(b)(2) law-enforcement cooperation ground for denial. Rule 33 covers only a rental car, while the 2023 statute covers alternate transportation including rideshare; the $2,000 figure comes from the Rules, the Compensable Costs page, and the 2023 application. The CVCP Rules PDF carries no adoption date; its dollar sub-limits other than funeral match the current Compensable Costs page and the 2023 application form. No official source found names who pays the hospital for the PERK exam. How to file: the 2023 application (DC-S6, 443 AcroForm fields, the version linked from the program's Application page) says to submit by email to CVCPapplications@dcsc.gov or by mail or in person at 515 5th Street, NW #109, or at remote sites; the brochure (DC-S5) lists five Balance and Restorative Justice Center remote sites for pick-up and drop-off. The Application page (DC-S4) adds fax 202-879-4230 and shows the email address obfuscated, so the email rule quotes the application form. D.C. Code 4-512(a) confirms filing in person, by mail, online, or by email. The online target comes from the brochure, where a PDF line break splits the URL ('Gene rateInterview'); the joined URL is the same link the D.C. Courts Forms Help Online page (DC-S16) uses for its Start Your Online Interview button and it returned HTTP 200 on Oct 3. The application asks for a photo ID but says staff will confirm identity another way if none is attached. Address confidentiality: the OVSJG ACP page (DC-S18) says an applicant may qualify if they fear for their safety, currently (or will soon) reside in D.C., and have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking; they must also have moved within the past 60 days, plan to move within 30 days, or have kept their current address off online and public records. The substitute address binds District agencies only; the page says non-government entities may still require the actual address and the program does not forward packages or magazines. The program is created by D.C. Law 22-118 (Address Confidentiality Act of 2018); the statute itself was not saved, so the rule quotes the official program page. Record confidentiality: D.C. Code 4-511(a) (DC-S17) is the statute; CVCP Rule 4 (DC-S7) and the Application page (DC-S4) say the same thing. 4-511(a) lets the claimant, an authorized representative, physicians at the Court's discretion, and people assisting the Court see the file, and 4-507(f) lets the Court tell the sentencing judge the award amount, so Tend should not say no one outside the program ever sees the claim.