California AB1100 amends victim compensation provisions, allowing compensation for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human.
California AB1100 amends the state's victim compensation provisions to allow the California Victim Compensation Board to consider and approve applications for assistance based on sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking without requiring a police report. The bill specifies that applications should not be denied solely due to the absence of a police report. It also allows the board to consider various forms of evidence to establish that a qualifying crime has occurred, including medical records, statements from medical professionals, and reports from law enforcement agencies.
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