Illinois HB5057 amends the Crime Victims Compensation Act to remove reporting time limits and mental health provider certifications for compensation.
HB5057 amends the Crime Victims Compensation Act by removing the requirement to report crimes within 72 hours or 7 days, and the need for mental health provider certifications. It allows for the submission of additional documentation to support compensation claims. The bill also defines terms such as "victim," "crime of violence," and "pecuniary loss," and outlines the types of compensation available, including funeral expenses, relocation costs, and loss of support.
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