Compensating victims of violent crime

Abstract

Nationally only a small percentage of violent crime victims file claims or receive awards from violent crime compensation boards. Using data generated in a national study of the boards, the article explores some of the reasons why this is believed to be so. Proportionately, there are significant differences among the states in the number of claims filed and awards made to violent crime victims; also, there are significant differences among the states between the awards to claim ratios.

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