Establishes a program for financial restitution for survivors of sexual violence.
The Survivors’ Rights Restitution Act of 2026 establishes the Survivors’ Rights Restitution Program, administered by the Attorney General, to compensate survivors of sexual violence for harm and loss. The Act creates an Office of Special Adjudicators within the United States Court of Federal Claims to handle petitions for compensation. Special adjudicators, appointed by the court judges, must include licensed mental health professionals and experts in various fields. Compensation includes attorneys' fees and other costs, with a minimum payment of $123,000.
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