To qualify for the program, you must be a victim of one of the violent or sex crimes listed here, be next of kin (closest relative) to the victim, or be the parent/guardian of a minor victim.
People may also qualify for this program if they witnessed the crime and provided legal testimony in a criminal court. In addition, any person identified in writing by the prosecuting attorney is eligible for the program.
(Learn more about eligibility requirements.)
Eligible Offenses:
- All class A felonies
- Arson, first and second degree
- Assault, first and second degree
- Assault of a child 1
- Assault of a child 2
- Bail jumping (charged or adjudicated of murder, first-degree)
- Burglary 1
- Child molestation first, second or third degree
- Criminal attempt, solicitation or conspiracy to commit a class A felony or sex offense
- Communication with minor for immoral purposes (if second sex offense)
- Dealing in depiction of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct
- Extortion, first degree
- Felony stalking
- Homicide by abuse
- Incest, first and second degree
- Indecent exposure (if second sex offense)
- Indecent liberties (forcible/non-forcible)
- Kidnapping, first and second degree
- Manslaughter, first and second degree
- Murder, first and second degree
- Patronizing juvenile prostitute
- Rape, first, second and third degree
- Rape of child, first, second and third degree
- Robbery, first and second degree
- Sending or bringing into state depiction of minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct
- Sexual exploitation of a minor
- Sexual misconduct with a minor in the first and second degree
- Sexually violating human remains
- Statutory rape, first, second or third degree
- Telephone harassment (felony)
- Unlawful imprisonment
- Vehicular assault
- Vehicular homicide
- Voyeurism