felony offender. habitual violent offender, or violent career criminal; or adjudicated of a forcible felony offense. Notice of Payment Limitations: The Bureau of Victim Compensation may provide financial assistance for eligible persons, but only after all other sources of . payment have been exhausted. Payments accepted by in-st

felony offender. habitual violent offender, or violent career criminal; or adjudicated of a forcible felony offense. Notice of Payment Limitations: The Bureau of Victim Compensation may provide financial assistance for eligible persons, but only after all other sources of . payment have been exhausted. Payments accepted by in-st

felony offender. habitual violent offender, or violent career criminal; or adjudicated of a forcible felony offense. Notice of Payment Limitations: The Bureau of Victim Compensation may provide financial assistance for eligible persons, but only after all other sources of . payment have been exhausted. Payments accepted by in-st

specific benefits, which may be reduced without prior notice to the award recipient based on the availability of funding. Acceptable Proof of Crime: The Bureau of Victim Compensation does not make an independent judgment on whether a compensable crime occurred, but instead relies on proof of crime from the proper authorities. Fai