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The verified rules for Crime Victims' Compensation Program, run by Office of the Attorney General of Texas, Crime Victim Services Division. Each rule shows its exact quote, where it was saved from, and what the law engine does with it.

Statute: Tex. Code Crim. Proc. ch. 56B; forensic exams under ch. 56A, subch. G (arts. 56A.301 to 56A.309); 1 Tex. Admin. Code ch. 61

In bloom44 rules verified from 21 sources. Research confidence: high.
Rules verified
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Official sources
21
Used in decisions
21
Shown for information
22
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
  • processing time

No minimum loss requirement appears in Chapter 56B or the program pages I saved. I found no statute, rule, or program page that covers home security devices, so security is left out. The statute does not say whether a survivor's own insurance may be billed for the forensic portion of the exam, so insurance_billing is unspecified. Travel has no dollar cap of its own: 1 TAC 61.404(c) limits transportation, meals, and lodging to the maximum rates for Texas state employees, which I did not encode as a number. No processing time is stated: the How to Apply page says processing time varies for each case.

You should not be billed for the exam

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(f)TX-EXAM-1

A sexual assault survivor cannot be made to pay for the forensic part of the exam or the evidence kit. The statute does not say whether the survivor's insurance may be billed for it.

A victim of a sexual assault may not be required to pay for: (1) the forensic portion of the forensic medical examination; or (2) the evidence collection kit.

Read this sentence on statutes.capitol.texas.gov

From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56A (Subchapter G, forensic medical examination), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8d2eb957b13d

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

Who pays for the exam

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(a)TX-EXAM-2

The Attorney General reimburses the provider or examiner for the forensic portion of the exam, the evidence kit, and medical care given during the exam.

a health care provider that provides a forensic medical examination to a sexual assault survivor in accordance with this subchapter, or the sexual assault examiner or sexual assault nurse examiner who conducts that examination in accordance with this subchapter, as applicable, is entitled to be reimbursed in an amount set by attorney general rule for: (1) the reasonable costs of the forensic portion of that examination; (2) the evidence collection kit;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56A (Subchapter G, forensic medical examination), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8d2eb957b13d

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

Costs the program covers

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c)TX-RELO-1

A victim of sexual assault who was assaulted in their own home can be compensated for relocation costs and housing rent; other victims can qualify when the move is needed for health or safety.

A victim of stalking, family violence, or trafficking of persons, a victim of sexual assault who is assaulted in the victim's place of residence, or a child who is a victim of a murder attempt in the child's place of residence may receive compensation for the following expenses: (1) relocation expenses, including expenses for rental deposit, utility connections, expenses relating to moving belongings, motor vehicle mileage expenses, temporary or emergency lodging, and for an out-of-state move, expenses for transportation, lodging, and meals; and (2) housing rental expenses.

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides moving counts as a covered cost.

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)TX-MED-1

Reasonable and necessary medical, hospital, nursing, and physical therapy costs from the injury are covered.

"Pecuniary loss" means the amount of the expense reasonably and necessarily incurred as a result of personal injury or death for: (A) medical, hospital, nursing, or psychiatric care or counseling, or physical therapy;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides medical care counts as a covered cost.

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)TX-COUNSEL-2

Psychiatric care and counseling are covered losses.

"Pecuniary loss" means the amount of the expense reasonably and necessarily incurred as a result of personal injury or death for: (A) medical, hospital, nursing, or psychiatric care or counseling, or physical therapy;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides counseling counts as a covered cost.

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(B)TX-WAGES-2

Lost past and future earnings are covered when caused by the injury, by getting care for it, or by taking part in the investigation or court process.

actual loss of past earnings and anticipated loss of future earnings and necessary travel expenses because of: (i) a disability resulting from the personal injury; (ii) the receipt of medically indicated services related to the disability; or (iii) participation in or attendance at investigative, prosecutorial, or judicial processes

Read this sentence on statutes.capitol.texas.gov

From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides lost pay counts as a covered cost.

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(G)TX-SEIZED-1

Clothing, bedding, or other property of the victim that police took as evidence or that the investigation made unusable can be replaced.

reasonable replacement costs for clothing, bedding, or property of the victim seized as evidence or rendered unusable as a result of the criminal investigation;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides clothing and bedding counts as a covered cost.

Limits on a kind of cost

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.305(b)TX-EXAM-3

Emergency Medical Care (EMC): the Attorney General pays for medical care given during a sexual assault forensic exam, and prescribed related follow-up care, at medical fee guideline rates, up to $25,000. The program's medical care page treats this as separate from the general award cap.

The attorney general shall make a payment under Subsection (a) in accordance with the medical fee guidelines prescribed by Subtitle A, Title 5, Labor Code. A payment made under Subsection (a) may not exceed $25,000.

Read this sentence on statutes.capitol.texas.gov

From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56A (Subchapter G, forensic medical examination), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 8d2eb957b13d

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

1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.503(a)(4)TX-COUNSEL-1

For crimes after September 1, 2014, counseling is limited to 60 sessions per victim or claimant; more may be approved in unusual circumstances.

for criminally injurious conduct after September 1, 2014, 60 sessions per victim or claimant.

Read this sentence on law.cornell.edu

From 1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.503 (Psychiatric Care or Counseling Expenses), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d44d47cb7872

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

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c-3)TX-RELO-2

Relocation and housing rental expenses together are capped at $5,000 per victim or claimant.

A victim or claimant may not receive more than $5,000 in the aggregate for relocation expenses and housing rental expenses under Subsection (c) or (c-1).

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides moving is limited to $5,000 in total.

1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(e)(2)TX-SEIZED-2

For crimes on or after July 15, 2016, replacement of seized or unusable clothing, bedding, or property is capped at $1000 per victim.

Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 56.32(a)(9)(G), the OAG may pay for the reasonable replacement costs as follows: (1) for criminally injurious conduct that occurs between September 1, 1995 and July 14, 2016, compensation may not exceed $750; and (2) for criminally injurious conduct that occurs on or after July 15, 2016, compensation may not exceed $1000 per victim.

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From 1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405 (Other Limits on Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 14dda9212a79

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

Total limit

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(a)TX-CAP-1

Awards for one victim and everyone claiming because of that victim's injury may not exceed $50,000 in total.

Except as otherwise provided by this article, awards payable to a victim and any other claimant sustaining pecuniary loss because of injury or death of that victim may not exceed $50,000 in the aggregate.

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides the total for the claim stops at $50,000.

Costs the program does not cover

OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not CoveredTX-EXCL-1

The program does not pay for property theft, damage, or loss. Replacing clothing, bedding, or property seized as evidence or made unusable by the investigation is a separate covered cost (see TX-SEIZED-1).

The CVC Program cannot make payments for the following: Property theft, damage, or loss Identity theft costs Pain, suffering, or emotional distress Any cost not a direct result of the crime

Read this sentence on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From OAG CVC Covered Costs, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 4fe049db45a4

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

OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not CoveredTX-EXCL-2

Pain, suffering, or emotional distress damages are not paid.

The CVC Program cannot make payments for the following: Property theft, damage, or loss Identity theft costs Pain, suffering, or emotional distress Any cost not a direct result of the crime

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From OAG CVC Covered Costs, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 4fe049db45a4

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

Insurance and other payments come first

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)TX-COLLAT-1

The program pays only for losses not covered by a collateral source such as insurance, Medicaid, or restitution.

a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that resulted in a pecuniary loss for which the claimant or victim is not compensated from a collateral source.

Read this sentence on statutes.capitol.texas.gov

From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides insurance and other payments come off first.

Deadline to apply

Reporting to police

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.053(a)TX-REPORT-1

For a full compensation claim, the crime must be reported to law enforcement within a reasonable time that does not hamper the investigation; the Attorney General can extend this for extraordinary circumstances, and it does not apply when the victim is a child.

a claimant or victim may not file an application unless the victim reports the criminally injurious conduct to the appropriate state or local public safety or law enforcement agency within a reasonable period, but not so late as to interfere with or hamper the investigation and prosecution of the offense after the criminally injurious conduct is committed.

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

Decides a police report is required.

OAG CVC Eligibility page, Basic requirementsTX-REPORT-2

For Emergency Medical Care compensation (medical care given during a sexual assault exam), no police report is needed. This exception does not cover the full compensation claim.

Special rules apply for sexual assault Emergency Medical Care (EMC): reporting to law enforcement is not required.

Read this sentence on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From OAG CVC Eligibility, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 abc49347ac68

Decides a police report is not required, and a forensic exam can count instead.

Address confidentiality program

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 58.052(a), (b)(1)TX-ACP-1

The Attorney General runs an address confidentiality program for survivors of sexual assault and other listed crimes. It gives each participant a substitute P.O. box address to use instead of their real home, work, or school address, and forwards their mail.

(a) The attorney general shall establish an address confidentiality program, as provided by this subchapter, to assist a victim of family violence, sexual assault or abuse, stalking, child abduction, or trafficking of persons in maintaining a confidential address. (b) The attorney general shall: (1) designate a substitute post office box address that a participant may use in place of the participant's true residential, business, or school address;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 58 (Confidentiality of Identifying Information; Address Confidentiality Program, Subch. B), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 1f0f68c3afc1

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

Claim records kept confidential

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.058(b)TX-RECORDS-1

A compensation application and the records the Attorney General keeps on it are not subject to disclosure under the Public Information Act, and are shielded from discovery and subpoena except in the cases the statute lists, such as a court order or the claimant's consent.

An application for compensation under this chapter and any information, document, summary, or other record provided to or received, maintained, or created by the attorney general under this chapter, including a report released to the attorney general under Article 56B.054 (f), is: (1) except as provided by Section 552.132 (c), Government Code, not subject to disclosure under Chapter 552 of that code; and (2) except as provided by Subsection (c), not subject to disclosure, discovery, subpoena, or other means of legal compulsion for release.

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

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

How to send a claim

CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1TX-SUBMIT-1

Mail the completed paper application to the Attorney General's Crime Victims' Compensation Program, P.O. Box 12198, Austin, Texas 78711-2198.

Mail your completed application to: Office of the Attorney General Crime Victims' Compensation Program (011) P.O. Box 12198 Austin, Texas 78711-2198

Open the PDF on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program Application (paper, rev. 10/15), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 f3d97a7f32d2

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

OAG How to Apply page, Step 1TX-SUBMIT-2

Apply online through the CVC Portal, the program's fastest route; the portal also takes uploaded bills and shows status updates.

The CVC Portal is the fastest way to apply. Through the portal, you can submit your application online, upload billing documents, and check status updates.

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From OAG How to Apply for Crime Victims' Compensation, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 48ea9a5f4c79

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

Documents the program asks for

CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1TX-DOC-1

Send a copy of the police report with the application if you have it.

If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with affidavit, hospital or doctor bills, health insurance card, or auto insurance declaration page (if the crime is auto-related), be sure to send them with the application.

Open the PDF on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program Application (paper, rev. 10/15), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 f3d97a7f32d2

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

CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1TX-DOC-2

Send a copy of any protective order with its affidavit.

If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with affidavit, hospital or doctor bills, health insurance card, or auto insurance declaration page (if the crime is auto-related), be sure to send them with the application.

Open the PDF on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program Application (paper, rev. 10/15), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 f3d97a7f32d2

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

OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to applyTX-DOC-3

Include itemized medical bills with the application.

Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with your application: Itemized medical bills Receipts for any paid bills Insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB), if applicable

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From OAG Emergency Medical Care Compensation (sexual assault exam), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6c295237d102

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

OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to applyTX-DOC-4

Include receipts for any bills already paid.

Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with your application: Itemized medical bills Receipts for any paid bills Insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB), if applicable

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From OAG Emergency Medical Care Compensation (sexual assault exam), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6c295237d102

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

OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to applyTX-DOC-5

Include the insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) if insurance was billed.

Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with your application: Itemized medical bills Receipts for any paid bills Insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB), if applicable

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From OAG Emergency Medical Care Compensation (sexual assault exam), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 6c295237d102

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

CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1TX-DOC-6

Send a copy of the health insurance card with the application.

If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with affidavit, hospital or doctor bills, health insurance card, or auto insurance declaration page (if the crime is auto-related), be sure to send them with the application.

Open the PDF on texasattorneygeneral.gov

From Texas Crime Victims' Compensation Program Application (paper, rev. 10/15), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 f3d97a7f32d2

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

OAG Lost Wages page, How to applyTX-DOC-7

For lost wages, the program may ask for verification of employment, medical documentation, and its lost wage or appointment forms.

Provide Supporting Documents: You may need to submit: Lost Wage Affirmation form (for ongoing disability) Travel/Appointment form (for periodic absences) Verification of employment Medical documentation Proof of disability payments

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From OAG Lost Wages for Victims, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 aeed6f3fd9fc

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

OAG Lost Wages page, How to applyTX-DOC-8

For lost wages, the program may ask for medical documentation.

Provide Supporting Documents: You may need to submit: Lost Wage Affirmation form (for ongoing disability) Travel/Appointment form (for periodic absences) Verification of employment Medical documentation Proof of disability payments

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From OAG Lost Wages for Victims, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 aeed6f3fd9fc

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

OAG Rent and Relocation page, How to applyTX-DOC-9

For rent and relocation, the program asks for its acknowledgement and worksheet forms and the complete lease agreement.

Relocation and Rental Assistance Acknowledgement Relocation Expense Worksheet Payment Affirmation (if you want payment sent directly to the landlord) Letter of Intent form (if requesting funds before the move) Your complete lease agreement (if requesting funds after the move)

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From OAG Rent and Relocation Reimbursement, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 d19ae0e51f4e

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

Emergency awards

Who can apply

OAG CVC Eligibility page, Covered crimesTX-CRIME-1

Sexual assault is one of the violent crimes the program covers.

We can help victims of violent crimes or attempted crimes including: Arson (when present in the building) Assault Burglary (when present in the building) Child abuse Criminally negligent homicide DWI crashes Elder abuse Family violence Harassment Hit and run Homicide Human trafficking Kidnapping Manslaughter Robbery Sexual assault

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From OAG CVC Eligibility, saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 abc49347ac68

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

Where you live and where it happened

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(14)(A)TX-RES-1

Covers people injured by a crime in Texas who live in Texas or another US state; Texas residents hurt in a state or country without a qualifying compensation program can also apply.

suffers personal injury or death as a result of criminally injurious conduct or as a result of actions taken by the individual as an intervenor, if the conduct or actions occurred in this state; and (ii) is a resident of this state or another state of the United States;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

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

How the program reviews a claim

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(a)(1)-(2)TX-CONDUCT-1

An award can be denied or reduced if the victim's behavior shares responsibility for the crime, or if the victim did not substantially cooperate with law enforcement.

the attorney general may deny or reduce an award otherwise payable: (1) if the claimant or victim has not substantially cooperated with an appropriate law enforcement agency; (2) if, as a result of the claimant's or victim's behavior, the claimant or victim bears a share of the responsibility for the act or omission giving rise to the claim;

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

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

Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(d)TX-CONDUCT-2

Getting a forensic medical exam is enough to show a sexual assault victim cooperated with the investigation.

a victim receiving a forensic medical examination constitutes sufficient evidence that a victim has substantially cooperated with an investigation of a sexual assault or other sex offense.

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From Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Chapter 56B (Crime Victims' Compensation), saved Oct 3, 2026, SHA-256 ed4d5cfb82c2

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.

  • 1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.503(a)(4)TX-COUNSEL-1

    For crimes after September 1, 2014, counseling is limited to 60 sessions per victim or claimant; more may be approved in unusual circumstances.

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

    Normalizer note: expense_cap without amount or expense

Compiled law

The engine compiles Texas'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 e3ef520f93df5b01a54d8f81390efb457f3d54bac1a1f39620478677fc61b530

Listing from
the engine's disassembler, tdis, when the site was built
Compiled by
tendc 1.3.0, image format 1.3
Contents
44 rules, 21 sources, 25 proofs, 6 ints, 285 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
a0ecf0797cd508a9c9a9de928fab2a9c6d23827c76c8589b7fa6c83b865920e0

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    R0    TX-EXAM-1             exam_no_bill  -                                             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(f)
    R1    TX-EXAM-2             exam_payment  -                                             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(a)
    R2    TX-EXAM-3             info          -                     expense_cap             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.305(b)
    R3    TX-EXAM-4             exam_no_bill  -                                             OAG Emergency Medical Care Compensation page
    R4    TX-CAP-1              total_cap     -                                             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(a)
    R5    TX-WAGES-1            expense_cap   lost_wages            per week                1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.402(h)(5)
    R6    TX-RELO-1             covered       relocation                                    Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c)
    R7    TX-RELO-2             expense_cap   relocation            per claim               Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c-3)
    R8    TX-RELO-3             covered       temporary_housing                             OAG Rent and Relocation Reimbursement page
    R9    TX-TRAVEL-1           covered       transportation                                OAG Travel Cost Reimbursement page
    R10   TX-MED-1              covered       medical                                       Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)
    R11   TX-MED-2              covered       prescription                                  OAG Medical Care Expenses page
    R12   TX-COUNSEL-2          covered       counseling                                    Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)
    R13   TX-WAGES-2            covered       lost_wages                                    Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(B)
    R14   TX-CHILD-1            expense_cap   childcare             per week                1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(b)(6)(B)
    R15   TX-CLEAN-1            expense_cap   crime_scene_cleanup   per claim               1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(d)(2)
    R16   TX-SEIZED-1           covered       clothing_bedding                              Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(G)
    R17   TX-SEIZED-2           expense_cap   clothing_bedding      per claim               1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(e)(2)
    R18   TX-EXCL-1             info          -                     excluded_expense        OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not Covered
    R19   TX-EXCL-2             info          -                     excluded_expense        OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not Covered
    R20   TX-EXCL-3             info          -                     excluded_expense        OAG Mental Health Care Expenses page
    R21   TX-DEADLINE-1         deadline      -                     from crime              OAG CVC Eligibility page; Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.052(a)-(b)
    R22   TX-REPORT-1           reporting     -                                             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.053(a)
    R23   TX-REPORT-2           reporting     -                                             OAG CVC Eligibility page, Basic requirements
    R24   TX-COLLAT-1           collateral    -                                             Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)
    R25   TX-CONDUCT-1          info          -                     conduct_reduction       Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(a)(1)-(2)
    R26   TX-CONDUCT-2          info          -                     conduct_reduction       Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(d)
    R27   TX-EMERG-1            info          -                     emergency_award         Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.102(b)
    R28   TX-CRIME-1            info          -                     eligible_crime          OAG CVC Eligibility page, Covered crimes
    R29   TX-RES-1              info          -                     residency               Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(14)(A)
    R30   TX-SUBMIT-1           info          -                     submission              CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1
    R31   TX-SUBMIT-2           info          -                     submission              OAG How to Apply page, Step 1
    R32   TX-DOC-1              info          -                     required_document       CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1
    R33   TX-DOC-2              info          -                     required_document       CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1
    R34   TX-DOC-3              info          -                     required_document       OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply
    R35   TX-DOC-4              info          -                     required_document       OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply
    R36   TX-DOC-5              info          -                     required_document       OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply
    R37   TX-DOC-6              info          -                     required_document       CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1
    R38   TX-DOC-7              info          -                     required_document       OAG Lost Wages page, How to apply
    R39   TX-DOC-8              info          -                     required_document       OAG Lost Wages page, How to apply
    R40   TX-DOC-9              info          -                     required_document       OAG Rent and Relocation page, How to apply
    R41   TX-ACP-1              info          -                     address_confidentiality Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 58.052(a), (b)(1)
    R42   TX-RECORDS-1          info          -                     record_confidentiality  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.058(b)
    R43   TX-COUNSEL-1          skipped       -                     expense_cap             1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.503(a)(4)  ; expense_cap without amount or expense

.sources
    S0    TX-S1       sha256 ed4d5cfb82c2e12f  https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.56B.htm
    S1    TX-S2       sha256 9dfb06bad9e6216f  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program
    S2    TX-S3       sha256 4fe049db45a422d2  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/compensation-program-overview/cvc-covered-costs
    S3    TX-S4       sha256 abc49347ac68e412  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/eligibility-victims
    S4    TX-S5       sha256 48ea9a5f4c793fe7  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/apply-crime-victims-compensation
    S5    TX-S6       sha256 0bd409e4665bde06  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/collateral-sources
    S6    TX-S7       sha256 e299cc2a6ca385bf  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/cvc-covered-costs/mental-health-care-expenses
    S7    TX-S8       sha256 aeed6f3fd9fcc1b6  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/lost-wages-for-victims
    S8    TX-S9       sha256 d19ae0e51f4e3f3c  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/cvc-covered-costs/rent-and-relocation-reimbursement
    S9    TX-S10      sha256 84950a9642e5dd1e  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/compensation-program-overview/cvc-covered-costs/travel-cost-reimbursement
    S10   TX-S11      sha256 6c295237d102bd8a  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/cvc-covered-costs/emergency-medical-care-compensation
    S11   TX-S13      sha256 6de63daf60d41d04  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/compensation-program-overview/cvc-covered-costs/medical-care-expenses
    S12   TX-S15      sha256 8d2eb957b13d817b  https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.56A.htm
    S13   TX-S16      sha256 f3d97a7f32d21ca2  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/sites/default/files/files/divisions/crime-victims/Printed%20CVC%20Application.pdf
    S14   TX-S17      sha256 d44d47cb7872b17a  https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/texas/1-Tex-Admin-Code-SS-61-503
    S15   TX-S18      sha256 d032b9394affb3fd  https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/texas/1-Tex-Admin-Code-SS-61-402
    S16   TX-S19      sha256 d509fe85ac33ad66  https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/texas/1-Tex-Admin-Code-SS-61-404
    S17   TX-S20      sha256 14dda9212a797d8f  https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/texas/1-Tex-Admin-Code-SS-61-405
    S18   TX-S21      sha256 f863eb876a602a72  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/crime-victims-compensation-program/victims-portal-guide
    S19   TX-S22      sha256 1f0f68c3afc1f81d  https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CR/htm/CR.58.htm
    S20   TX-S23      sha256 3d4420f9712c8edd  https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/crime-victims/address-confidentiality-program

.proofs
    P0    ()
    P1    (TX-EXAM-1, TX-EXAM-4, TX-EXAM-2)
    P2    (TX-MED-1)
    P3    (TX-MED-1, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P4    (TX-COUNSEL-2)
    P5    (TX-COUNSEL-2, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P6    (TX-WAGES-1, TX-WAGES-2)
    P7    (TX-WAGES-1, TX-WAGES-2, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P8    (TX-TRAVEL-1)
    P9    (TX-TRAVEL-1, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P10   (TX-RELO-1, TX-RELO-2)
    P11   (TX-RELO-1, TX-RELO-2, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P12   (TX-RELO-3)
    P13   (TX-RELO-3, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P14   (TX-CLEAN-1)
    P15   (TX-CLEAN-1, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P16   (TX-CHILD-1)
    P17   (TX-CHILD-1, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P18   (TX-SEIZED-1, TX-SEIZED-2)
    P19   (TX-SEIZED-1, TX-SEIZED-2, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P20   (TX-MED-2)
    P21   (TX-MED-2, TX-COLLAT-1)
    P22   (TX-DEADLINE-1)
    P23   (TX-REPORT-1, TX-REPORT-2)
    P24   (TX-EXAM-3, TX-EXCL-1, TX-EXCL-2, TX-EXCL-3, TX-COLLAT-1, TX-CONDUCT-1, TX-CONDUCT-2, TX-EMERG-1, TX-CRIME-1, TX-RES-1, TX-SUBMIT-1, TX-SUBMIT-2, TX-DOC-1, TX-DOC-2, TX-DOC-3, TX-DOC-4, TX-DOC-5, TX-DOC-6, TX-DOC-7, TX-DOC-8, TX-DOC-9, TX-ACP-1, TX-RECORDS-1)

.ints
    K0    70000         ; $700.00
    K1    30000         ; $300.00
    K2    500000        ; $5,000.00
    K3    225000        ; $2,250.00
    K4    100000        ; $1,000.00
    K5    5000000       ; $50,000.00

.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  -> L14
                        case clothing_bedding      -> L19
                        case prescription          -> L21
                        case dental                -> L14
                        case funeral               -> L14
                        case legal                 -> L14
                        case tuition               -> L14
                        case other                 -> L14
                        case unknown               -> L14
  0068  L0:   push     0
  006d        decide   out_of_window, P0            ; (none)
  0071        ret
              ; TX-EXAM-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(f)  "A victim of a sexual assault may not be required to pay for: (1)..."
              ; TX-EXAM-4  OAG Emergency Medical Care Compensation page  "Note: Victims cannot be billed for forensic costs of the exam."
              ; TX-EXAM-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.304(a)  "a health care provider that provides a forensic medical..."
  0072  L1:   push     0
  0077        decide   held, P1                     ; TX-EXAM-1, TX-EXAM-4, TX-EXAM-2
  007b        ret
              ; TX-MED-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)  ""Pecuniary loss" means the amount of the expense reasonably and..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  007c  L2:   ldi      confirmed
  007e        jnz      L3
  0083        push     0
  0088        decide   needs_confirmation, P2       ; TX-MED-1
  008c        ret
  008d  L3:   ldi      amount_cents
  008f        decide   eligible, P3                 ; TX-MED-1, TX-COLLAT-1
  0093        lda
  0094        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0096        subs
  0097        push     0
  009c        max
  009d        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  00a1        ret
              ; TX-COUNSEL-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(A)  ""Pecuniary loss" means the amount of the expense reasonably and..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  00a2  L4:   ldi      confirmed
  00a4        jnz      L5
  00a9        push     0
  00ae        decide   needs_confirmation, P4       ; TX-COUNSEL-2
  00b2        ret
  00b3  L5:   ldi      amount_cents
  00b5        decide   eligible, P5                 ; TX-COUNSEL-2, TX-COLLAT-1
  00b9        lda
  00ba        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00bc        subs
  00bd        push     0
  00c2        max
  00c3        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  00c7        ret
              ; TX-WAGES-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.402(h)(5)  "On or after July 15, 2016, the maximum amount of an award for..."
              ; TX-WAGES-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(B)  "actual loss of past earnings and anticipated loss of future..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  00c8  L6:   ldi      confirmed
  00ca        jnz      L7
  00cf        push     0
  00d4        decide   needs_confirmation, P6       ; TX-WAGES-1, TX-WAGES-2
  00d8        ret
  00d9  L7:   ldi      amount_cents
  00db        decide   eligible, P7                 ; TX-WAGES-1, TX-WAGES-2, TX-COLLAT-1
  00df        lda
  00e0        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  00e2        subs
  00e3        push     0
  00e8        max
  00e9        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  00ed        ret
              ; TX-TRAVEL-1  OAG Travel Cost Reimbursement page  "Travel over 20 miles one way for medical or mental health care..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  00ee  L8:   ldi      confirmed
  00f0        jnz      L9
  00f5        push     0
  00fa        decide   needs_confirmation, P8       ; TX-TRAVEL-1
  00fe        ret
  00ff  L9:   ldi      amount_cents
  0101        decide   eligible, P9                 ; TX-TRAVEL-1, TX-COLLAT-1
  0105        lda
  0106        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0108        subs
  0109        push     0
  010e        max
  010f        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  0113        ret
              ; TX-RELO-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c)  "A victim of stalking, family violence, or trafficking of..."
              ; TX-RELO-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c-3)  "A victim or claimant may not receive more than $5,000 in the..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  0114  L10:  ldi      confirmed
  0116        jnz      L11
  011b        push     0
  0120        decide   needs_confirmation, P10      ; TX-RELO-1, TX-RELO-2
  0124        ret
  0125  L11:  ldi      amount_cents
  0127        decide   eligible, P11                ; TX-RELO-1, TX-RELO-2, TX-COLLAT-1
  012b        lda
  012c        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  012e        subs
  012f        push     0
  0134        max
  0135        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  0139        ret
              ; TX-RELO-3  OAG Rent and Relocation Reimbursement page  "Emergency or temporary lodging (up to 14 days)"
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  013a  L12:  ldi      confirmed
  013c        jnz      L13
  0141        push     0
  0146        decide   needs_confirmation, P12      ; TX-RELO-3
  014a        ret
  014b  L13:  ldi      amount_cents
  014d        decide   eligible, P13                ; TX-RELO-3, TX-COLLAT-1
  0151        lda
  0152        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0154        subs
  0155        push     0
  015a        max
  015b        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  015f        ret
  0160  L14:  push     0
  0165        decide   unknown_rule, P0             ; (none)
  0169        ret
              ; TX-CLEAN-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(d)(2)  "for criminally injurious conduct that occurs on or after July..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  016a  L15:  ldi      confirmed
  016c        jnz      L16
  0171        push     0
  0176        decide   needs_confirmation, P14      ; TX-CLEAN-1
  017a        ret
  017b  L16:  ldi      amount_cents
  017d        decide   eligible, P15                ; TX-CLEAN-1, TX-COLLAT-1
  0181        lda
  0182        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  0184        subs
  0185        push     0
  018a        max
  018b        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  018f        ret
              ; TX-CHILD-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(b)(6)(B)  "On or after July 15, 2016, $300 per week for each child or..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  0190  L17:  ldi      confirmed
  0192        jnz      L18
  0197        push     0
  019c        decide   needs_confirmation, P16      ; TX-CHILD-1
  01a0        ret
  01a1  L18:  ldi      amount_cents
  01a3        decide   eligible, P17                ; TX-CHILD-1, TX-COLLAT-1
  01a7        lda
  01a8        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01aa        subs
  01ab        push     0
  01b0        max
  01b1        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  01b5        ret
              ; TX-SEIZED-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(10)(G)  "reasonable replacement costs for clothing, bedding, or property..."
              ; TX-SEIZED-2  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(e)(2)  "Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 56.32(a)(9)(G)..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  01b6  L19:  ldi      confirmed
  01b8        jnz      L20
  01bd        push     0
  01c2        decide   needs_confirmation, P18      ; TX-SEIZED-1, TX-SEIZED-2
  01c6        ret
  01c7  L20:  ldi      amount_cents
  01c9        decide   eligible, P19                ; TX-SEIZED-1, TX-SEIZED-2, TX-COLLAT-1
  01cd        lda
  01ce        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01d0        subs
  01d1        push     0
  01d6        max
  01d7        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  01db        ret
              ; TX-MED-2  OAG Medical Care Expenses page  "Examples of expenses that can be covered include:..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
  01dc  L21:  ldi      confirmed
  01de        jnz      L22
  01e3        push     0
  01e8        decide   needs_confirmation, P20      ; TX-MED-2
  01ec        ret
  01ed  L22:  ldi      amount_cents
  01ef        decide   eligible, P21                ; TX-MED-2, TX-COLLAT-1
  01f3        lda
  01f4        ldi      insurance_paid_cents
  01f6        subs
  01f7        push     0
  01fc        max
  01fd        seta     collateral, R24              ; TX-COLLAT-1
  0201        ret

.aggregate
              ; TX-WAGES-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.402(h)(5)  "On or after July 15, 2016, the maximum amount of an award for..."
  0000        each     lost_wages, 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                           ; $700.00
  0023        ldi      units
  0025        muls
  0026        dup
  0027        lda
  0028        lt
  0029        jz       L1
  002e        cap      unit_cap, R5                 ; TX-WAGES-1
  0032        jmp      L3
  0037  L1:   pop
  0038        jmp      L3
  003d  L2:   flag     R5                           ; rate_unverified TX-WAGES-1
  0040  L3:   next     L0
              ; TX-CHILD-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(b)(6)(B)  "On or after July 15, 2016, $300 per week for each child or..."
  0045  L4:   each     childcare, L9
  004b  L5:   ldi      unit
  004d        push     2                            ; week
  0052        eq
  0053        jz       L7
  0058        ldi      units
  005a        push     0
  005f        gt
  0060        jz       L7
  0065        ldk      K1                           ; $300.00
  0068        ldi      units
  006a        muls
  006b        dup
  006c        lda
  006d        lt
  006e        jz       L6
  0073        cap      unit_cap, R14                ; TX-CHILD-1
  0077        jmp      L8
  007c  L6:   pop
  007d        jmp      L8
  0082  L7:   flag     R14                          ; rate_unverified TX-CHILD-1
  0085  L8:   next     L5
              ; TX-RELO-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(c-3)  "A victim or claimant may not receive more than $5,000 in the..."
  008a  L9:   push     0
  008f        str      r0
  0091        push     0
  0096        str      r1
  0098        each     relocation, L14
  009e  L10:  ldr      r1
  00a0        jnz      L12
  00a5        ldr      r0
  00a7        lda
  00a8        adds
  00a9        ldk      K2                           ; $5,000.00
  00ac        gt
  00ad        jz       L11
  00b2        ldk      K2                           ; $5,000.00
  00b5        ldr      r0
  00b7        subs
  00b8        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; TX-RELO-2
  00bc        push     1
  00c1        str      r1
  00c3  L11:  ldr      r0
  00c5        lda
  00c6        adds
  00c7        str      r0
  00c9        jmp      L13
  00ce  L12:  push     0
  00d3        cap      expense_cap, R7              ; TX-RELO-2
  00d7  L13:  next     L10
              ; TX-CLEAN-1  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(d)(2)  "for criminally injurious conduct that occurs on or after July..."
  00dc  L14:  push     0
  00e1        str      r0
  00e3        push     0
  00e8        str      r1
  00ea        each     crime_scene_cleanup, L19
  00f0  L15:  ldr      r1
  00f2        jnz      L17
  00f7        ldr      r0
  00f9        lda
  00fa        adds
  00fb        ldk      K3                           ; $2,250.00
  00fe        gt
  00ff        jz       L16
  0104        ldk      K3                           ; $2,250.00
  0107        ldr      r0
  0109        subs
  010a        cap      expense_cap, R15             ; TX-CLEAN-1
  010e        push     1
  0113        str      r1
  0115  L16:  ldr      r0
  0117        lda
  0118        adds
  0119        str      r0
  011b        jmp      L18
  0120  L17:  push     0
  0125        cap      expense_cap, R15             ; TX-CLEAN-1
  0129  L18:  next     L15
              ; TX-SEIZED-2  1 Tex. Admin. Code 61.405(e)(2)  "Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 56.32(a)(9)(G)..."
  012e  L19:  push     0
  0133        str      r0
  0135        push     0
  013a        str      r1
  013c        each     clothing_bedding, L24
  0142  L20:  ldr      r1
  0144        jnz      L22
  0149        ldr      r0
  014b        lda
  014c        adds
  014d        ldk      K4                           ; $1,000.00
  0150        gt
  0151        jz       L21
  0156        ldk      K4                           ; $1,000.00
  0159        ldr      r0
  015b        subs
  015c        cap      expense_cap, R17             ; TX-SEIZED-2
  0160        push     1
  0165        str      r1
  0167  L21:  ldr      r0
  0169        lda
  016a        adds
  016b        str      r0
  016d        jmp      L23
  0172  L22:  push     0
  0177        cap      expense_cap, R17             ; TX-SEIZED-2
  017b  L23:  next     L20
              ; TX-CAP-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.106(a)  "Except as otherwise provided by this article, awards payable to..."
  0180  L24:  push     0
  0185        str      r0
  0187        push     0
  018c        str      r1
  018e        each     all, L29
  0194  L25:  ldr      r1
  0196        jnz      L27
  019b        ldr      r0
  019d        lda
  019e        adds
  019f        ldk      K5                           ; $50,000.00
  01a2        gt
  01a3        jz       L26
  01a8        ldk      K5                           ; $50,000.00
  01ab        ldr      r0
  01ad        subs
  01ae        cap      total_cap, R4                ; TX-CAP-1
  01b2        push     1
  01b7        str      r1
  01b9  L26:  ldr      r0
  01bb        lda
  01bc        adds
  01bd        str      r0
  01bf        jmp      L28
  01c4  L27:  push     0
  01c9        cap      total_cap, R4                ; TX-CAP-1
  01cd  L28:  next     L25
  01d2  L29:  push     0                            ; met
  01d7        check    minimum_loss, P0             ; (none)
              ; TX-DEADLINE-1  OAG CVC Eligibility page; Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.052(a)-(b)  "You're applying within 3 years of the crime (unless good cause..."
  01db        ldx      incident_date
  01dd        push     1095
  01e2        adds
  01e3        dup
  01e4        setdate
  01e5        ldx      as_of_date
  01e7        ge
  01e8        jz       L30
  01ed        push     0
  01f2        jmp      L31
  01f7  L30:  push     1                            ; late
  01fc  L31:  check    deadline, P22                ; TX-DEADLINE-1
              ; TX-REPORT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.053(a)  "a claimant or victim may not file an application unless the..."
              ; TX-REPORT-2  OAG CVC Eligibility page, Basic requirements  "Special rules apply for sexual assault Emergency Medical Care..."
  0200        ldx      police_report
  0202        push     1                            ; yes
  0207        eq
  0208        jnz      L33
  020d        ldx      forensic_exam
  020f        jnz      L33
  0214        ldx      police_report
  0216        push     0                            ; no
  021b        eq
  021c        jnz      L32
  0221        push     3
  0226        jmp      L34
  022b  L32:  push     1
  0230        jmp      L34
  0235  L33:  push     0                            ; satisfied
  023a  L34:  check    reporting, P23               ; TX-REPORT-1, TX-REPORT-2
              ; TX-EXAM-3  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56A.305(b)  "The attorney general shall make a payment under Subsection (a)..."
              ; TX-EXCL-1  OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not Covered  "The CVC Program cannot make payments for the following: Property..."
              ; TX-EXCL-2  OAG CVC Covered Costs page, Costs Not Covered  "The CVC Program cannot make payments for the following: Property..."
              ; TX-EXCL-3  OAG Mental Health Care Expenses page  "The CVC Program will not pay for: Pre-existing psychological..."
              ; TX-COLLAT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.103(b)  "a claimant or victim suffered personal injury or death that..."
              ; TX-CONDUCT-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(a)(1)-(2)  "the attorney general may deny or reduce an award otherwise..."
              ; TX-CONDUCT-2  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.107(d)  "a victim receiving a forensic medical examination constitutes..."
              ; TX-EMERG-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.102(b)  "An emergency award may not exceed $1,500."
              ; TX-CRIME-1  OAG CVC Eligibility page, Covered crimes  "We can help victims of violent crimes or attempted crimes..."
              ; TX-RES-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.003(14)(A)  "suffers personal injury or death as a result of criminally..."
              ; TX-SUBMIT-1  CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1  "Mail your completed application to: Office of the Attorney..."
              ; TX-SUBMIT-2  OAG How to Apply page, Step 1  "The CVC Portal is the fastest way to apply. Through the portal..."
              ; TX-DOC-1  CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1  "If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with..."
              ; TX-DOC-2  CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1  "If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with..."
              ; TX-DOC-3  OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply  "Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with..."
              ; TX-DOC-4  OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply  "Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with..."
              ; TX-DOC-5  OAG Emergency Medical Care page, How to apply  "Gather Medical Care Bills: Include the following documents with..."
              ; TX-DOC-6  CVC Application (rev. 10/15), instructions, page 1  "If you have a copy of the police report, protective order with..."
              ; TX-DOC-7  OAG Lost Wages page, How to apply  "Provide Supporting Documents: You may need to submit: Lost Wage..."
              ; TX-DOC-8  OAG Lost Wages page, How to apply  "Provide Supporting Documents: You may need to submit: Lost Wage..."
              ; TX-DOC-9  OAG Rent and Relocation page, How to apply  "Relocation and Rental Assistance Acknowledgement Relocation..."
              ; TX-ACP-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 58.052(a), (b)(1)  "(a)  The attorney general shall establish an address..."
              ; TX-RECORDS-1  Tex. Code Crim. Proc. art. 56B.058(b)  "An application for compensation under this chapter and any..."
  023e        info     P24                          ; TX-EXAM-3, TX-EXCL-1, TX-EXCL-2, TX-EXCL-3, TX-COLLAT-1, TX-CONDUCT-1, TX-CONDUCT-2, TX-EMERG-1, TX-CRIME-1, TX-RES-1, TX-SUBMIT-1, TX-SUBMIT-2, TX-DOC-1, TX-DOC-2, TX-DOC-3, TX-DOC-4, TX-DOC-5, TX-DOC-6, TX-DOC-7, TX-DOC-8, TX-DOC-9, TX-ACP-1, TX-RECORDS-1
  0241        ret

Sources

Researcher notes

Statute text is from statutes.capitol.texas.gov (current through the 89th Legislature, 2nd Called Session, 2025). Administrative rules (1 TAC ch. 61) are from Cornell LII because the Texas SOS site is hard to snapshot; those rules still cite the pre-2021 article numbers (art. 56.32, 56.42) from before Chapter 56 was recodified into 56A/56B, so check them against the SOS Texas Administrative Code before relying on them for edge cases. Filing deadline: the statute (art. 56B.052) says the third anniversary of the crime; I quoted the program page because it states the 3 years numerically. For a child victim the statute runs 3 years from when the claimant is made aware of the offense but not after the child turns 21 (art. 56B.052(c)); periods of crime-caused incapacity are excluded (art. 56B.052(d)). Sexual assault Emergency Medical Care (EMC) compensation under art. 56A.305 is separate from the $50,000 aggregate cap (the OAG medical care page says an additional $25,000 may be available) and does not need a police report; EMC applications must be filed within 3 years of the exam per the OAG EMC page. Counseling: 1 TAC 61.503 says 60 sessions for conduct after September 1, 2014 while the OAG page says after 8/31/2014; the program page also says compensation is generally one session per week. Catastrophic injuries resulting in total and permanent disability can get up to $75,000 more (art. 56B.106(b)); not encoded as a rule. Relocation: the $5,000 cap in art. 56B.106(c-3) applies to crimes after 8/31/2023 per the OAG page; earlier crimes had different limits. The program allows one move, within 3 years of the crime. The paper application PDF (TX-S16) is dated 10/15 and cites the old Chapter 56; the online portal is the program's preferred route. Reviewer: the 1 TAC ch. 61 copies on Cornell LII show no amendments after 2017, and the OAG pages agree with the 60-session counseling limit and the $700 weekly lost-wage limit; the $300 weekly childcare, $2250 crime scene cleanup and $1000 seized-property limits are confirmed only by the TAC text. The EMC $25,000 applies to exams after August 31, 2023 per the OAG EMC page, and the 30-day follow-up coverage applies to care sought after August 31, 2025. Filing: the paper application (TX-S16, rev. 10/15, 245 AcroForm fields) is still the one linked from the How to Apply page, which also links a Spanish version. It says to mail it to the OAG CVC Program (011), P.O. Box 12198, Austin, Texas 78711-2198; the newer program pages give the same P.O. box addressed to Crime Victim Services. The online target URL (https://cvs.texasattorneygeneral.gov/portal/login) is the href of the 'Sign In to the CVC Portal' link on TX-S5; the URL itself is not in the page text. Documents sent after applying can go through the portal, the CVC Documentation Upload webform, or by mail. The application says not to wait for documents before mailing it. No fax, email, or in-person filing route is stated; the program says it does not routinely communicate with victims by email. Privacy: the Address Confidentiality Program is in Tex. Code Crim. Proc. ch. 58, subch. B (arts. 58.051 and following), run by the OAG; art. 58.052(a) lists victims of sexual assault or abuse, and the OAG ACP page (TX-S23) gives the application steps, says applicants not working with an advocate need a protective order, restraining order or injunction, or documentation of the crime, and says enrollment lasts 3 years at a time with renewal. Art. 58.053 requires state and local agencies to accept the substitute address, with exemptions set by OAG rule. Compensation records: art. 56B.058(c) lists the exceptions for release (court order for good cause, consent of the claimant or victim, and others), and a subpoena response releases only the completed application with Gov. Code 552.132(b) confidential information redacted (art. 56B.058(d)).