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How Tend decides in Louisiana

The verified rules for Crime Victims' Compensation (formerly Crime Victims Reparations), run by Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice (LCLE), Crime Victims' Compensation Board. Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: La. R.S. 46:1801 to 46:1822 (Crime Victims' Compensation Act, as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684, effective Aug. 1, 2026); La. R.S. 40:1216.1; LAC 22:XIII

In bloom49 rules verified from 12 sources. Research confidence: medium.
Rules verified
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Official sources
12
Used in decisions
24
Shown for information
24
Set aside, with a reason
1

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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
  • minimum loss
  • expense cap:security
  • covered expense:security
  • expense cap:lost wages (dollar amount)
  • expense cap:transportation (dollar amount)
  • expense cap:medical (dollar amount)

I found no minimum loss rule in the statute, the LAC rules, or the program pages. Nothing I saved covers home security devices or lock changes. Lost wages are paid at 80 percent of the gross weekly wage with no separate dollar cap I could find. Mileage is paid at the state travel rate, which is not stated as a number in the rule. Medical bills have no separate dollar cap beyond the $15,000 total; the board pays up to 70 percent of unpaid balances. The insurance_billing value for the exam is prohibited only in the program's provider instructions (LA-S3); the statute itself says the survivor cannot be billed directly or indirectly and does not mention insurance. Reviewer: the LAC 22:XIII.503(F) ambulance limits ($300 ground, $500 air) exist but are not encoded as a transportation cap, since ambulance is billed as medical. Record confidentiality: I found no statute or rule that makes the compensation board's claim files as a whole confidential or exempt from the Public Records Law. The rule I encoded is La. R.S. 46:1844(W), which bars public agencies, naming the board, from publicly disclosing the name, address, contact information, or identity of sex offense victims; it protects identity, not the whole claim file.

You should not be billed for the exam

LCLE CVC Downloads page, Forensic Medical Examinations (citing La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(6))LA-EXAM-1

Louisiana law says a sexual assault survivor cannot be billed, directly or indirectly, for a forensic medical exam. The provider or facility sends the claim to the compensation program instead.

Under Louisiana law, a victim cannot be billed directly or indirectly for a forensic medical exam.

Read this sentence on lcle.la.gov

From LCLE CVC Downloads page (forms and forensic exam billing note), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5875e7ae37ca

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

LCLE Forensic Medical Exam Reimbursement, Policy and ProceduresLA-EXAM-2

The program's provider instructions say the patient's health insurance should not be billed for the forensic exam; the program is the primary payer.

The patient’s health insurance should not be billed. Our program is the primary payer for healthcare services rendered in conducting a forensic medical exam.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From Forensic Medical Exam Reimbursement policy, claim and attestation forms (revised Aug 1, 2023), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5cb005cfdcea

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

La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(5)LA-EXAM-3

No hospital or healthcare provider may directly bill a survivor for the healthcare services that make up the forensic medical exam.

No hospital or healthcare provider shall directly bill a survivor of a sexually oriented criminal offense for any healthcare services rendered in conducting a forensic medical examination

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From La. R.S. 40:1216.1 (2025 text, Justia), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5e602b343914

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

Who pays for the exam

LAC 22:XIII.503(A)(3)LA-EXAM-4

The program pays the forensic exam directly to the examining provider and the facility, not the survivor. The board rule caps the provider payment at $600 and the facility payment at $1,000.

Payments for forensic medical examinations shall not exceed $600 for the healthcare provider, and $1,000 for the healthcare facility.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

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

Costs the program covers

LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are EligibleLA-COUNS-4

Mental health counseling related to the crime is an eligible expense.

Approved claims may be awarded compensation for the following only if they are related to the crime (Some expenses are limited): Reasonable medical and prescription expenses Dental expenses Mental health counseling

Read this sentence on lcle.la.gov

From LCLE Crime Victims' Compensation Fund program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5e38c813680d

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

LAC 22:XIII.503(G)(3)LA-MED-1

For outstanding medical bills, the board pays up to 70 percent of what is left after insurance and other third-party payers, within the award limits.

The board will pay up to 70 percent of all outstanding charges after any third-party payment sources up to the statutory limits.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(4)(a)LA-WAGES-1

Lost wages are paid at 80 percent of the victim's gross weekly wage, or 80 percent of the average weekly wage for seasonal or part-time work.

80 percent of the gross weekly wage of the victim. For seasonal or part time wages, the amount shall be calculated at 80 percent of the average weekly wage;

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides lost pay counts as a covered cost.

Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1802 (pecuniary loss)LA-HOUSING-1

Under the amended statute, temporary lodging or permanent relocation is a covered loss when moving right away is needed for the safety of the victim or a household member.

Temporary lodging or permanent relocation when immediate relocation is necessary for the health and safety of the victim or the victim's household member.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Resume Digest, Act 684 (HB 969), 2026 Regular Session, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8ff60513d137

Decides temporary housing counts as a covered cost.

LAC 22:XIII.503(H)LA-TRANS-1

Travel beyond the first ambulance ride is paid only when needed medical care is not available locally and the treating physician certifies that; private mileage is paid at the state travel rate.

Transportation costs other than the initial ambulance services are reimbursable only when required medical care is not locally available. Certification is required by the physician of record that local medical care is unavailable. Allowable private vehicle mileage for out-of-town travel is reimbursed at the rate published in the current state travel regulations.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides travel counts as a covered cost.

LAC 22:XIII.503(M)(1)LA-CLOTH-1

Reasonable replacement of clothing, bedding, or property taken as evidence or ruined by the investigation or lab testing is covered.

Expenses associated with the collection and securing of crime scene evidence are limited to: a. reasonable replacement costs for clothing; b. bedding; or c. property seized as evidence or rendered unusable as a result of a criminal investigation or lab test.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides clothing and bedding counts as a covered cost.

Limits on a kind of cost

LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(b)LA-COUNS-3

Master's-level counselors and social workers (LPC, LCSW, LMFT and provisional licensees) are paid up to $90 per session.

(b). Master’s Level Providers (e.g., L.P.C., L.C.S.W., L.M.F.T., P.L.P.C, P.L.C.S.W, P.L.M.F.T., D.S.W. ) $90/session.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Set aside a more generous limit for the same cost, LA-COUNS-2, is used instead. This one is kept beside it.

Total limit

Costs the program does not cover

LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are EligibleLA-EXCL-1

Property damage or loss, like a stolen or broken phone, is not reimbursed. Items seized as evidence or ruined by the investigation are a separate covered expense.

Reimbursement for property damage or loss is not an eligible expense.

Read this sentence on lcle.la.gov

From LCLE Crime Victims' Compensation Fund program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5e38c813680d

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

LAC 22:XIII.503(B)(1)LA-EXCL-2

Attorney fees to prepare an application or represent the victim are not reimbursed unless they come from a hearing the board ordered.

The board does not reimburse victims for fees charged by an attorney to prepare an application or represent the victim in any way unless the fees result from a hearing ordered by the board.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides legal help is not covered.

Insurance and other payments come first

LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other SourcesLA-COLL-1

The fund is the payer of last resort and pays crime-related out-of-pocket costs that insurance and other sources do not cover.

The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the “payer of last resort.” It is a secondary source that pays for certain out-of-pocket expenses related to the crime that the victim has no other way to pay.

Read this sentence on lcle.la.gov

From LCLE Crime Victims' Compensation Fund program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5e38c813680d

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Deadline to apply

Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(1); the board extension ("or within such longer period as the board determines is justified by the circumstances") is unstruck text in the enrolled Act, LA-S14, 46:1806(A)(1)(a)LA-DEADLINE-1

Applications must be filed within three years of the date of the crime; this replaced the earlier one-year limit. The board can allow more time when the circumstances justify it.

Changes the time period for filing from one year to three years and provides this period begins from the date the crime is committed.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Resume Digest, Act 684 (HB 969), 2026 Regular Session, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8ff60513d137

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

Reporting to police

LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(2)(c)LA-REPORT-1

An adult victim does not have to report the crime to law enforcement to apply; other reasonable documentation of the crime is accepted instead.

An adult victim of a criminal offense is not required to report the crime to any law enforcement officer in order to file an application.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

Decides a police report is not required.

Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)LA-REPORT-2

An application needs reasonable documentation of the crime, which can be a law enforcement report, court records, an attestation from a healthcare provider who examined the injury, or an attestation from the provider or coroner who did a forensic medical exam.

(a) A report from law enforcement, rather than a police report. (b) Court records pertaining to the crime, rather than evidencing the criminal prosecution. (c) An attestation from a healthcare provider who conducted an examination of the personal injury suffered by the victim. (d) An attestation from a healthcare provider or coroner who conducted a forensic medical examination on the victim.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Resume Digest, Act 684 (HB 969), 2026 Regular Session, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8ff60513d137

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

Address confidentiality program

Secretary of State, Address Confidentiality Program page, program description and How to applyLA-ACP-1

Louisiana's Address Confidentiality Program, run by the Secretary of State, gives relocated victims of abuse, sexual assault, or stalking a substitute address to use for state and local government services, and forwards their first-class, certified, and registered mail. Applicants call the ACP and apply with a certified application assistant.

The ACP provides relocated victims of abuse, sexual assault or stalking with a substitute address to use in place of their actual address when they apply for or receive state or local government services (e.g., driver's license, voter registration, public school records, etc.).

Read this sentence on sos.la.gov

From Louisiana Secretary of State, Address Confidentiality Program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 019c8a47fd72

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

Claim records kept confidential

La. R.S. 46:1844(W)(1)(a)LA-RECCONF-1

Public agencies, including the crime victims compensation board by name, may not publicly disclose the name, address, contact information, or identity of sex offense victims. The victim can waive this.

all public officials and officers and public agencies, including but not limited to all law enforcement agencies, sheriffs, district attorneys, judicial officers, clerks of court, the Crime Victims Reparations Board, and the Department of Children and Family Services or any division thereof, shall not publicly disclose the name, address, contact information, or identity of crime victims who at the time of the commission of the offense are minors under eighteen years of age or of victims of sex offenses

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From La. R.S. 46:1844, Basic rights for victim and witness (2025 text, Justia), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 a944f6a56e4c

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

How to send a claim

Application instructions page (form revised Feb 19, 2025)LA-SUBMIT-3

The form says to mail the original application, police report, and itemized claims to the parish claim investigator or the board office.

Please mail the original application, along with the Claim Investigator Review, the complete police report, newspaper articles (if available) and any claims (including claim forms and itemized invoices) to you Parish Claim’s Investigator or the CVR Board Office.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From Application for Crime Victims Reparations (form revised Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 281807360b25

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

Documents the program asks for

Application instructions, eligibility only item 5LA-DOC-REASONABLE

An application is valid only if reasonable documentation of the crime is submitted with it.

Crime Victims Reparations applications shall be valid only if reasonable documentation of the crime is submitted with the application.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From Application for Crime Victims Reparations (form revised Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 281807360b25

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

Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(c)LA-DOC-HEALTH

An attestation from a healthcare provider who examined the injury counts as reasonable documentation.

An attestation from a healthcare provider who conducted an examination of the personal injury suffered by the victim.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Resume Digest, Act 684 (HB 969), 2026 Regular Session, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8ff60513d137

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

Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(d)LA-DOC-EXAM

An attestation from the provider or coroner who did a forensic medical exam counts as reasonable documentation.

An attestation from a healthcare provider or coroner who conducted a forensic medical examination on the victim.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Resume Digest, Act 684 (HB 969), 2026 Regular Session, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8ff60513d137

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

LAC 22:XIII.501(B)(1)LA-DOC-CLAIMFORMS

Each type of claim form says which documents support that expense.

Each type of claim form used by the board should identify the documents that must be submitted by the victim/claimant to support and verify a claimed expense.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

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

How long a decision takes

Emergency awards

La. R.S. 46:1813(B), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684LA-EMERG-1

The board can make an emergency award of up to $1,000 while an application is pending, if a final award is likely and the claimant would face undue hardship; it is deducted from the final award.

An emergency award shall not exceed one thousand dollars.

Open the PDF on legis.la.gov

From Acts 2026, No. 684 (HB 969), enrolled act amending La. R.S. 46:1801 et seq., saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 af334fd7d433

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

Who can apply

Where you live and where it happened

LCLE CVC program page, ResidencyLA-RES-1

The crime must happen in Louisiana, or the victim must be a Louisiana resident hurt in another state that has no compensation program they qualify for.

The crime must occur in Louisiana or the crime must involve a Louisiana resident who becomes a victim in another state that does not have a crime victim compensation program for which the victim would be eligible.

Read this sentence on lcle.la.gov

From LCLE Crime Victims' Compensation Fund program page, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 5e38c813680d

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

How the program reviews a claim

LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(a)LA-CONDUCT-1

The board may deny or reduce an award because of the victim's conduct. The current statute says the behavior-based reduction does not apply when the injury came from a sexually oriented criminal offense.

The Crime Victims Reparations Board may vote to deny or reduce an award to a claimant who is a victim, or who files an application on behalf of a victim.

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

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

LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(c)LA-CONDUCT-2

For a sexual assault victim, the board may not deny or reduce an award based on things like how the victim was dressed, where they were, alcohol or drug use, a prior relationship with the offender, or living with the offender afterward.

The following factors shall not be considered a reason for denying or reducing an award to a claimant who is a victim of a sexually oriented criminal offense, or who submits a claim on behalf of a victim of sexual assault:

Open the PDF on lcle.la.gov

From LAC Title 22, Part XIII, Crime Victims Reparations Board rules (Feb 2025), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 92898eaa6151

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.

  • LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(b)LA-COUNS-3

    Master's-level counselors and social workers (LPC, LCSW, LMFT and provisional licensees) are paid up to $90 per session.

    Why: a more generous limit for the same cost, LA-COUNS-2, is used instead. This one is kept beside it.

    Normalizer note: less generous duplicate of LA-COUNS-2

Compiled law

The engine compiles Louisiana'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 8b26225a92270c86fe715b0502d499d4d18867d341fe314661ff5c7b48236990

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the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by
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Contents
49 rules, 12 sources, 26 proofs, 4 ints, 268 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
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.rules
    R0    LA-EXAM-1             exam_no_bill  -                                             LCLE CVC Downloads page, Forensic Medical Examinations (citing La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(6))
    R1    LA-EXAM-2             exam_no_bill  -                                             LCLE Forensic Medical Exam Reimbursement, Policy and Procedures
    R2    LA-EXAM-3             exam_no_bill  -                                             La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(5)
    R3    LA-EXAM-4             exam_payment  -                                             LAC 22:XIII.503(A)(3)
    R4    LA-CAP-1              total_cap     -                                             La. R.S. 46:1810(1), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684
    R5    LA-EMERG-1            info          -                     emergency_award         La. R.S. 46:1813(B), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684
    R6    LA-DEADLINE-1         deadline      -                     from crime              Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(1); the board extension ("or within such longer period as the board determines is justified by the circumstances") is unstruck text in the enrolled Act, LA-S14, 46:1806(A)(1)(a)
    R7    LA-REPORT-1           reporting     -                                             LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(2)(c)
    R8    LA-REPORT-2           reporting     -                                             Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)
    R9    LA-COLL-1             collateral    -                                             LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources
    R10   LA-COLL-2             collateral    -                                             LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)
    R11   LA-CONDUCT-1          info          -                     conduct_reduction       LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(a)
    R12   LA-CONDUCT-2          info          -                     conduct_reduction       LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(c)
    R13   LA-CRIME-1            info          -                     eligible_crime          La. R.S. 46:1805(A)(3), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684
    R14   LA-RES-1              info          -                     residency               LCLE CVC program page, Residency
    R15   LA-COUNS-1            expense_cap   counseling            per claim               LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(2)(a)
    R16   LA-COUNS-2            expense_cap   counseling            per session             LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(a)
    R17   LA-COUNS-4            covered       counseling                                    LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are Eligible
    R18   LA-MED-1              covered       medical                                       LAC 22:XIII.503(G)(3)
    R19   LA-MED-2              covered       medical                                       LAC 22:XIII.503(G)(5)
    R20   LA-WAGES-1            covered       lost_wages                                    LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(4)(a)
    R21   LA-RELO-1             expense_cap   relocation            per claim               LAC 22:XIII.503(Q)(2)
    R22   LA-HOUSING-1          covered       temporary_housing                             Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1802 (pecuniary loss)
    R23   LA-TRANS-1            covered       transportation                                LAC 22:XIII.503(H)
    R24   LA-CLOTH-1            covered       clothing_bedding                              LAC 22:XIII.503(M)(1)
    R25   LA-CHILD-1            covered       childcare                                     La. R.S. 46:1802(16)(c), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684
    R26   LA-CLEAN-1            expense_cap   crime_scene_cleanup   per claim               LAC 22:XIII.503(O)(2)
    R27   LA-EXCL-1             excluded      property_replacement                          LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are Eligible
    R28   LA-EXCL-2             excluded      legal                                         LAC 22:XIII.503(B)(1)
    R29   LA-SUBMIT-1           info          -                     submission              LCLE CVC program page, For More Information
    R30   LA-SUBMIT-2           info          -                     submission              LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(1)
    R31   LA-SUBMIT-3           info          -                     submission              Application instructions page (form revised Feb 19, 2025)
    R32   LA-DOC-SIGN           info          -                     required_document       Application instructions, eligibility only item 1(b)
    R33   LA-DOC-REASONABLE     info          -                     required_document       Application instructions, eligibility only item 5
    R34   LA-DOC-POLICE         info          -                     required_document       Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(a)
    R35   LA-DOC-COURT          info          -                     required_document       Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(b)
    R36   LA-DOC-HEALTH         info          -                     required_document       Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(c)
    R37   LA-DOC-EXAM           info          -                     required_document       Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(d)
    R38   LA-DOC-BILLS          info          -                     required_document       LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(4)
    R39   LA-DOC-BILLS-2        info          -                     required_document       LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)
    R40   LA-DOC-CLAIMFORMS     info          -                     required_document       LAC 22:XIII.501(B)(1)
    R41   LA-DOC-WAGES          info          -                     required_document       LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(3)(b)
    R42   LA-DOC-DISABILITY     info          -                     required_document       LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(2)
    R43   LA-DOC-NEWS           info          -                     required_document       Application instructions, eligibility only item 4
    R44   LA-DOC-LATE           info          -                     required_document       Application form page 1
    R45   LA-TIME-1             info          -                     processing_time         LCLE CVC program page, How the Application is Reviewed
    R46   LA-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality Secretary of State, Address Confidentiality Program page, program description and How to apply
    R47   LA-RECCONF-1          info          -                     record_confidentiality  La. R.S. 46:1844(W)(1)(a)
    R48   LA-COUNS-3            skipped       -                     expense_cap             LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(b)  ; less generous duplicate of LA-COUNS-2

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.sources
    S0    LA-S1       sha256 5e38c813680de0b1  https://lcle.la.gov/programs/cvr/
    S1    LA-S2       sha256 281807360b257920  https://lcle.la.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/01-CVR-APPLICATION-02-19-2025.pdf
    S2    LA-S3       sha256 5cb005cfdcea69cb  https://lcle.la.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/LA_CVR_FME_Reimbursement-08-23-2023.pdf
    S3    LA-S4       sha256 92898eaa615137ee  https://lcle.la.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/08-Title22_CVRB_Feb2025.pdf
    S4    LA-S5       sha256 5875e7ae37ca3cc3  https://lcle.la.gov/programs/cvr/cvr-downloads/
    S5    LA-S13      sha256 5e602b3439143d39  https://law.justia.com/codes/louisiana/revised-statutes/title-40/rs-40-1216-1/
    S6    LA-S14      sha256 af334fd7d433be9e  https://legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1480637
    S7    LA-S15      sha256 8ff60513d13798c8  https://legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1485625
    S8    LA-S16      sha256 483adcdfc16bdf4e  https://lcle.la.gov/programs/cvr/cvr-claims/
    S9    LA-S17      sha256 019c8a47fd720462  https://www.sos.la.gov/our-office/address-confidentiality-program
    S10   LA-S18      sha256 4d312069fcb8e238  https://law.justia.com/codes/louisiana/revised-statutes/title-44/rs-44-52/
    S11   LA-S19      sha256 a944f6a56e4c3f13  https://law.justia.com/codes/louisiana/revised-statutes/title-46/rs-46-1844/

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (LA-EXAM-1, LA-EXAM-2, LA-EXAM-3, LA-EXAM-4)
    P2    (LA-MED-1, LA-MED-2)
    P3    (LA-MED-1, LA-MED-2, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P4    (LA-COUNS-3)
    P5    (LA-COUNS-1, LA-COUNS-2, LA-COUNS-4)
    P6    (LA-COUNS-1, LA-COUNS-2, LA-COUNS-4, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P7    (LA-WAGES-1)
    P8    (LA-WAGES-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P9    (LA-TRANS-1)
    P10   (LA-TRANS-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P11   (LA-RELO-1)
    P12   (LA-RELO-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P13   (LA-HOUSING-1)
    P14   (LA-HOUSING-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P15   (LA-CLEAN-1)
    P16   (LA-CLEAN-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P17   (LA-CHILD-1)
    P18   (LA-CHILD-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P19   (LA-EXCL-1)
    P20   (LA-CLOTH-1)
    P21   (LA-CLOTH-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2)
    P22   (LA-EXCL-2)
    P23   (LA-DEADLINE-1)
    P24   (LA-REPORT-1, LA-REPORT-2)
    P25   (LA-EMERG-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2, LA-CONDUCT-1, LA-CONDUCT-2, LA-CRIME-1, LA-RES-1, LA-SUBMIT-1, LA-SUBMIT-2, LA-SUBMIT-3, LA-DOC-SIGN, LA-DOC-REASONABLE, LA-DOC-POLICE, LA-DOC-COURT, LA-DOC-HEALTH, LA-DOC-EXAM, LA-DOC-BILLS, LA-DOC-BILLS-2, LA-DOC-CLAIMFORMS, LA-DOC-WAGES, LA-DOC-DISABILITY, LA-DOC-NEWS, LA-DOC-LATE, LA-TIME-1, LA-ACP-1, LA-RECCONF-1)

.ints
    K0    11000         ; $110.00
    K1    250000        ; $2,500.00
    K2    500000        ; $5,000.00
    K3    1500000       ; $15,000.00

.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 L14
                        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   -> L15
                        case childcare             -> L17
                        case property_replacement  -> L19
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L23
                        case prescription          -> L14
                        case dental                -> L14
                        case funeral               -> L14
                        case legal                 -> L25
                        case tuition               -> L14
                        case other                 -> L14
                        case unknown               -> L14
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; LA-EXAM-1  LCLE CVC Downloads page, Forensic Medical Examinations (citing La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(6))  "Under Louisiana law, a victim cannot be billed directly or..."
              ; LA-EXAM-2  LCLE Forensic Medical Exam Reimbursement, Policy and Procedures  "The patient’s health insurance should not be billed. Our..."
              ; LA-EXAM-3  La. R.S. 40:1216.1(A)(5)  "No hospital or healthcare provider shall directly bill a..."
              ; LA-EXAM-4  LAC 22:XIII.503(A)(3)  "Payments for forensic medical examinations shall not exceed $600..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; LA-EXAM-1, LA-EXAM-2, LA-EXAM-3, LA-EXAM-4
  007b        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-MED-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(G)(3)  "The board will pay up to 70 percent of all outstanding charges..."
              ; LA-MED-2  LAC 22:XIII.503(G)(5)  "Out-of-pocket paid monies will be reimbursed to the victim prior..."
  007c  L2:   ldi      confirmed
  007e        jnz      L3
  0083        push     0
  0088        decide   needs_confirmation, P2       ; LA-MED-1, LA-MED-2
  008c        ret
  008d  L3:   ldi      amount_cents
  008f        decide   eligible, P3                 ; LA-MED-1, LA-MED-2, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  0093        lda
  0094        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0096        subs
  0097        push     0
  009c        max
  009d        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  00a1        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-COUNS-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(2)(a)  "For the life of each claim, reimbursable charges may not exceed..."
              ; LA-COUNS-2  LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(a)  "(a). Doctoral Level Providers (e.g. M.D. PhD., PsyD.)..."
              ; LA-COUNS-4  LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are Eligible  "Approved claims may be awarded compensation for the following..."
  00a2  L4:   alts     P4                           ; LA-COUNS-3
  00a5        ldi      confirmed
  00a7        jnz      L5
  00ac        push     0
  00b1        decide   needs_confirmation, P5       ; LA-COUNS-1, LA-COUNS-2, LA-COUNS-4
  00b5        ret
  00b6  L5:   ldi      amount_cents
  00b8        decide   eligible, P6                 ; LA-COUNS-1, LA-COUNS-2, LA-COUNS-4, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  00bc        lda
  00bd        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00bf        subs
  00c0        push     0
  00c5        max
  00c6        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  00ca        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-WAGES-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(4)(a)  "80 percent of the gross weekly wage of the victim. For seasonal..."
  00cb  L6:   ldi      confirmed
  00cd        jnz      L7
  00d2        push     0
  00d7        decide   needs_confirmation, P7       ; LA-WAGES-1
  00db        ret
  00dc  L7:   ldi      amount_cents
  00de        decide   eligible, P8                 ; LA-WAGES-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  00e2        lda
  00e3        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00e5        subs
  00e6        push     0
  00eb        max
  00ec        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  00f0        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-TRANS-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(H)  "Transportation costs other than the initial ambulance services..."
  00f1  L8:   ldi      confirmed
  00f3        jnz      L9
  00f8        push     0
  00fd        decide   needs_confirmation, P9       ; LA-TRANS-1
  0101        ret
  0102  L9:   ldi      amount_cents
  0104        decide   eligible, P10                ; LA-TRANS-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  0108        lda
  0109        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  010b        subs
  010c        push     0
  0111        max
  0112        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  0116        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-RELO-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(Q)(2)  "Reimbursement for relocation expenses is limited up to $5,000..."
  0117  L10:  ldi      confirmed
  0119        jnz      L11
  011e        push     0
  0123        decide   needs_confirmation, P11      ; LA-RELO-1
  0127        ret
  0128  L11:  ldi      amount_cents
  012a        decide   eligible, P12                ; LA-RELO-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  012e        lda
  012f        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0131        subs
  0132        push     0
  0137        max
  0138        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  013c        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-HOUSING-1  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1802 (pecuniary loss)  "Temporary lodging or permanent relocation when immediate..."
  013d  L12:  ldi      confirmed
  013f        jnz      L13
  0144        push     0
  0149        decide   needs_confirmation, P13      ; LA-HOUSING-1
  014d        ret
  014e  L13:  ldi      amount_cents
  0150        decide   eligible, P14                ; LA-HOUSING-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  0154        lda
  0155        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0157        subs
  0158        push     0
  015d        max
  015e        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  0162        ret
  0163  L14:  push     0
  0168        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  016c        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-CLEAN-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(O)(2)  "Expenses submitted for cleaning the residential crime scene of..."
  016d  L15:  ldi      confirmed
  016f        jnz      L16
  0174        push     0
  0179        decide   needs_confirmation, P15      ; LA-CLEAN-1
  017d        ret
  017e  L16:  ldi      amount_cents
  0180        decide   eligible, P16                ; LA-CLEAN-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  0184        lda
  0185        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0187        subs
  0188        push     0
  018d        max
  018e        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  0192        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-CHILD-1  La. R.S. 46:1802(16)(c), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684  "Care of a child or dependent."
  0193  L17:  ldi      confirmed
  0195        jnz      L18
  019a        push     0
  019f        decide   needs_confirmation, P17      ; LA-CHILD-1
  01a3        ret
  01a4  L18:  ldi      amount_cents
  01a6        decide   eligible, P18                ; LA-CHILD-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  01aa        lda
  01ab        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01ad        subs
  01ae        push     0
  01b3        max
  01b4        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  01b8        ret
              ; LA-EXCL-1  LCLE CVC program page, What Expenses are Eligible  "Reimbursement for property damage or loss is not an eligible..."
  01b9  L19:  push     0
  01be        str      r0
  01c0        ldi      tags
  01c2        push     1
  01c7        and
  01c8        jz       L20
  01cd        ldr      r0
  01cf        push     1
  01d4        or
  01d5        str      r0
  01d7  L20:  ldr      r0
  01d9        switch   2, default L22
                        case 0                     -> L22
                        case 1                     -> L21
  01e7  L21:  push     0
  01ec        decide   excluded, P19                ; LA-EXCL-1
  01f0        ret
  01f1  L22:  push     0
  01f6        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  01fa        ret
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-CLOTH-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(M)(1)  "Expenses associated with the collection and securing of crime..."
  01fb  L23:  ldi      confirmed
  01fd        jnz      L24
  0202        push     0
  0207        decide   needs_confirmation, P20      ; LA-CLOTH-1
  020b        ret
  020c  L24:  ldi      amount_cents
  020e        decide   eligible, P21                ; LA-CLOTH-1, LA-COLL-1, LA-COLL-2
  0212        lda
  0213        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0215        subs
  0216        push     0
  021b        max
  021c        seta     collateral, R9               ; LA-COLL-1
  0220        ret
              ; LA-EXCL-2  LAC 22:XIII.503(B)(1)  "The board does not reimburse victims for fees charged by an..."
  0221  L25:  push     0
  0226        decide   excluded, P22                ; LA-EXCL-2
  022a        ret

.aggregate
              ; LA-COUNS-2  LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(6)(a)(iii)(a)  "(a). Doctoral Level Providers (e.g. M.D. PhD., PsyD.)..."
  0000        each     counseling, L4
  0006  L0:   ldi      unit
  0008        push     1                            ; session
  000d        eq
  000e        jz       L2
  0013        ldi      units
  0015        push     0
  001a        gt
  001b        jz       L2
  0020        ldk      K0                           ; $110.00
  0023        ldi      units
  0025        muls
  0026        dup
  0027        lda
  0028        lt
  0029        jz       L1
  002e        cap      unit_cap, R16                ; LA-COUNS-2
  0032        jmp      L3
  0037  L1:   pop
  0038        jmp      L3
  003d  L2:   flag     R16                          ; rate_unverified LA-COUNS-2
  0040  L3:   next     L0
              ; LA-COUNS-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(I)(2)(a)  "For the life of each claim, reimbursable charges may not exceed..."
  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                           ; $2,500.00
  0067        gt
  0068        jz       L6
  006d        ldk      K1                           ; $2,500.00
  0070        ldr      r0
  0072        subs
  0073        cap      expense_cap, R15             ; LA-COUNS-1
  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, R15             ; LA-COUNS-1
  0092  L8:   next     L5
              ; LA-RELO-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(Q)(2)  "Reimbursement for relocation expenses is limited up to $5,000..."
  0097  L9:   push     0
  009c        str      r0
  009e        push     0
  00a3        str      r1
  00a5        each     relocation, L14
  00ab  L10:  ldr      r1
  00ad        jnz      L12
  00b2        ldr      r0
  00b4        lda
  00b5        adds
  00b6        ldk      K2                           ; $5,000.00
  00b9        gt
  00ba        jz       L11
  00bf        ldk      K2                           ; $5,000.00
  00c2        ldr      r0
  00c4        subs
  00c5        cap      expense_cap, R21             ; LA-RELO-1
  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, R21             ; LA-RELO-1
  00e4  L13:  next     L10
              ; LA-CLEAN-1  LAC 22:XIII.503(O)(2)  "Expenses submitted for cleaning the residential crime scene of..."
  00e9  L14:  push     0
  00ee        str      r0
  00f0        push     0
  00f5        str      r1
  00f7        each     crime_scene_cleanup, L19
  00fd  L15:  ldr      r1
  00ff        jnz      L17
  0104        ldr      r0
  0106        lda
  0107        adds
  0108        ldk      K1                           ; $2,500.00
  010b        gt
  010c        jz       L16
  0111        ldk      K1                           ; $2,500.00
  0114        ldr      r0
  0116        subs
  0117        cap      expense_cap, R26             ; LA-CLEAN-1
  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, R26             ; LA-CLEAN-1
  0136  L18:  next     L15
              ; LA-CAP-1  La. R.S. 46:1810(1), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684  "Fifteen thousand dollars in the aggregate."
  013b  L19:  push     0
  0140        str      r0
  0142        push     0
  0147        str      r1
  0149        each     all, L24
  014f  L20:  ldr      r1
  0151        jnz      L22
  0156        ldr      r0
  0158        lda
  0159        adds
  015a        ldk      K3                           ; $15,000.00
  015d        gt
  015e        jz       L21
  0163        ldk      K3                           ; $15,000.00
  0166        ldr      r0
  0168        subs
  0169        cap      total_cap, R4                ; LA-CAP-1
  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      total_cap, R4                ; LA-CAP-1
  0188  L23:  next     L20
  018d  L24:  push     0                            ; met
  0192        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
              ; LA-DEADLINE-1  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(1); the board extension ("or within such longer period as the board determines is justified by the circumstances") is unstruck text in the enrolled Act, LA-S14, 46:1806(A)(1)(a)  "Changes the time period for filing from one year to three years..."
  0196        ldx      incident_date
  0198        push     1095
  019d        adds
  019e        dup
  019f        setdate
  01a0        ldx      as_of_date
  01a2        ge
  01a3        jz       L25
  01a8        push     0
  01ad        jmp      L26
  01b2  L25:  push     1                            ; late
  01b7  L26:  check    deadline, P23                ; LA-DEADLINE-1
              ; LA-REPORT-1  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(2)(c)  "An adult victim of a criminal offense is not required to report..."
              ; LA-REPORT-2  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)  "(a) A report from law enforcement, rather than a police report...."
  01bb        ldx      police_report
  01bd        push     1                            ; yes
  01c2        eq
  01c3        jnz      L27
  01c8        ldx      forensic_exam
  01ca        jnz      L27
  01cf        push     2
  01d4        jmp      L28
  01d9  L27:  push     0                            ; satisfied
  01de  L28:  check    reporting, P24               ; LA-REPORT-1, LA-REPORT-2
              ; LA-EMERG-1  La. R.S. 46:1813(B), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684  "An emergency award shall not exceed one thousand dollars."
              ; LA-COLL-1  LCLE CVC program page, Recoveries from Other Sources  "The Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund is regarded as the..."
              ; LA-COLL-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "the victim has the discretion to choose whether or not to file..."
              ; LA-CONDUCT-1  LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(a)  "The Crime Victims Reparations Board may vote to deny or reduce..."
              ; LA-CONDUCT-2  LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(1)(c)  "The following factors shall not be considered a reason for..."
              ; LA-CRIME-1  La. R.S. 46:1805(A)(3), as amended by Acts 2026, No. 684  "(3) A sexually oriented criminal offense."
              ; LA-RES-1  LCLE CVC program page, Residency  "The crime must occur in Louisiana or the crime must involve a..."
              ; LA-SUBMIT-1  LCLE CVC program page, For More Information  "Or Write to: Crime Victims’ Compensation Louisiana Commission..."
              ; LA-SUBMIT-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(1)  "Applications involving an adult victim of a sexually-oriented..."
              ; LA-SUBMIT-3  Application instructions page (form revised Feb 19, 2025)  "Please mail the original application, along with the Claim..."
              ; LA-DOC-SIGN  Application instructions, eligibility only item 1(b)  "The claimant MUST sign the application."
              ; LA-DOC-REASONABLE  Application instructions, eligibility only item 5  "Crime Victims Reparations applications shall be valid only if..."
              ; LA-DOC-POLICE  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(a)  "A report from law enforcement, rather than a police report."
              ; LA-DOC-COURT  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(b)  "Court records pertaining to the crime, rather than evidencing..."
              ; LA-DOC-HEALTH  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(c)  "An attestation from a healthcare provider who conducted an..."
              ; LA-DOC-EXAM  Resume Digest of Act 684 on La. R.S. 46:1806(A)(2)(d)  "An attestation from a healthcare provider or coroner who..."
              ; LA-DOC-BILLS  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(4)  "An itemized bill, not a billing statement, must accompany the..."
              ; LA-DOC-BILLS-2  LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5)  "All invoices, bills, etc. must indicate the victim/claimant as..."
              ; LA-DOC-CLAIMFORMS  LAC 22:XIII.501(B)(1)  "Each type of claim form used by the board should identify the..."
              ; LA-DOC-WAGES  LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(3)(b)  "wage verification by the employer is required."
              ; LA-DOC-DISABILITY  LAC 22:XIII.503(D)(2)  "The inability to work must be directly related to the..."
              ; LA-DOC-NEWS  Application instructions, eligibility only item 4  "Submit copies of newspaper articles, press releases, etc., that..."
              ; LA-DOC-LATE  Application form page 1  "If you are filing later than one year, you must attach a letter..."
              ; LA-TIME-1  LCLE CVC program page, How the Application is Reviewed  "A decision about whether the victim or claimant is eligible is..."
              ; LA-ACP-1  Secretary of State, Address Confidentiality Program page, program description and How to apply  "The ACP provides relocated victims of abuse, sexual assault or..."
              ; LA-RECCONF-1  La. R.S. 46:1844(W)(1)(a)  "all public officials and officers and public agencies, including..."
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Researcher notes

Big change: Acts 2026, No. 684 (HB 969, signed by the Governor, effective Aug. 1, 2026 per the Resume Digest) rewrote La. R.S. 46:1801 to 1822. It renamed the program from Crime Victims Reparations to Crime Victims' Compensation, moved the filing deadline from one year to three years from the date of the crime, rewrote 'reasonable documentation' (law enforcement report, court records, a healthcare provider attestation, or a forensic exam attestation), added sexually oriented criminal offenses to the covered crimes, kept the $15,000 cap ($25,000 for permanent and total disability) and the $1,000 emergency award, removed catastrophic property loss, and added temporary lodging or permanent relocation and clothing/bedding/evidence property to pecuniary loss. As of Oct 3, 2026 the legislature's Law.aspx pages and Justia (2025) still show the pre-Act text, so I quoted the enrolled Act (LA-S14) or its official Resume Digest (LA-S15). The enrolled Act PDF prints struck-through deletions inline in its extracted text, so I detected strikethrough lines with PyMuPDF and only quoted lines with no struck words; its text also carries line numbers, so Act quotes are one printed line each. Re-snapshot the codified statute once legis.la.gov updates. Stale official material that conflicts with the statute (statute wins): the program page (LA-S1), the application form (LA-S2, Feb 2025), and LAC 22:XIII (Feb 2025) still say one year to file; the program page still lists vacation and sick leave as sources that pay first, but Act 684 excludes vacation and sick leave from wage continuation collateral sources; the program page still mentions catastrophic property loss of a residence, which Act 684 removed; the application form says insurance must be billed first, but LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5) lets sexual offense victims choose whether to use private insurance or Medicaid. Sexual assault specifics: under 46:1809(B)(3)(b) as amended, the no-award grounds for failing to cooperate with law enforcement or being the offender/accessory do not apply when the application results from a sexually oriented criminal offense; the behavior-based reduction in 46:1809(B)(4)(a) also does not apply to those victims. The pre-Act 46:1806(B)(2) sentence that sexual offense victims need not report to police was removed by Act 684; non-report applications now rely on the reasonable documentation list, and LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(2)(c) still says adult victims need not report. LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(1) says applications for adult sexual offense victims go straight to the board office instead of the parish sheriff. Forensic exam: 40:1216.1(A)(6) says the survivor cannot be billed directly or indirectly; the provider ($600) and facility ($1,000) are paid under 46:1822, which Act 684 changed so LCLE staff, not a board order, approve exam reimbursements within 30 days. Services outside the forensic exam itself (for example treatment of injuries) may be billed to the patient or insurance per LA-S3, and the survivor can then seek compensation for them. Under 40:1216.1(A)(1)(a), no hospital or provider may require a survivor to report to police to get care or evidence collection. HB 998 (2026), which would have allowed exam billing through the patient's insurance, did not pass. Phone: the program lists 1-888-6-VICTIM, which spells 888-684-2846, the same number in the OVC directory; the office line is (225) 342-1749. Online applications are listed as coming soon on the CVC Claims page. Reviewer (Oct 3): corrected the exam payment pinpoint to LAC 22:XIII.503(A)(3) (it was 501(B)(3)); moved the child care rule from a program-page list fragment to the amended statute 46:1802(16)(c); confirmed with PyMuPDF strike detection that the 3-year deadline, the board extension clause, the $15,000 cap line, the $1,000 emergency award line, (A)(3) of 46:1805 and the 46:1809(B)(3)(b) and (B)(4)(a) sexual offense exceptions are unstruck. Open points: the program page still says victims must cooperate fully with law enforcement, which 46:1809(B)(3)(b) no longer applies to sexual offense applications; the Act does not say whether the 3-year period reaches crimes committed before Aug. 1, 2026 whose 1-year period had already run; LAC 22:XIII.503(Q)(3) says a police or incident report should accompany a relocation claim, which may matter for survivors who did not report; LAC 22:XIII.301(A)(2)(b)(i) says insurance must be processed before mental health claims, which sits uneasily with the 303(A)(5) insurance choice for sexual offense claims; Act 684 also removed the board's permissive rulemaking power, so how long the Feb 2025 LAC rules stay in force is unclear. How to file (Oct 3): the application PDF (LA-S2, Feb 19, 2025, still the one linked from the Downloads page as of its Aug 2026 update) has no fillable fields, so it is printed and filled by hand. Mail is the only method I could confirm. LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(1) says applications may also be filed online at the board's website, but the CVC Claims page (LA-S16) lists CVC Online Applications as Coming Soon, so I did not add an online submission rule; recheck later. No email, fax, or in-person filing address is stated. Adult sexual offense applications go straight to the board office (P.O. Box 3133, Baton Rouge, LA 70821) rather than the parish sheriff. Required documents: the form's reasonable documentation list (police report, court records, sworn certifications) is the pre-Act version; I used the Act 684 Resume Digest list instead (law enforcement report, court records, a healthcare provider attestation, or a forensic exam attestation). The form's 'insurance must be billed before claims are submitted' line conflicts with LAC 22:XIII.303(A)(5) for sexual offense victims, so I did not add an insurance_statement document. The 30 to 45 day processing time is the program page's typical time for the sheriff's eligibility decision, not a payment deadline. Privacy additions (Oct 3, 2026): The Address Confidentiality Program is run by the Secretary of State under La. R.S. 44:51 to 57; the program page (LA-S17) and R.S. 44:52(A)(1) and (A)(3)(a) (LA-S18, Justia 2025 text) both say victims of sexual assault are eligible. The page also says applicants must have relocated to an address with no public record and must not own the home, and R.S. 44:52(A)(4)(e) says participants who are registered voters give up in-person voting and vote absentee by mail. Certification lasts four years per R.S. 44:52(B)(2). For record confidentiality I quoted the 2025 Justia text of R.S. 46:1844(W)(1)(a) (LA-S19), which still says 'Crime Victims Reparations Board'; Act 684 (LA-S14, page 40) only renames it to the Crime Victims' Compensation Board and leaves the duty unchanged. I did not quote the Act because its extracted text mixes struck words into those lines. Hearings before the board are open to the public unless the board closes them in the victim's interest (R.S. 46:1808(B) as amended), which is worth telling survivors.