criminal injury การใช้

• One is the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund, which assists crime victims.
• It also has jurisdiction over criminal injuries compensation claims.
• She was appointed to a paid position on the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal in 2007.
• FRU operates from London providing representation in employment, social security and criminal injuries compensation tribunals.
• This bill proposed to require that the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board include a survivor of homicide.
• Dr . Daylen provided consultation to lawyers in over 2, 000 cases adjudicating criminal injury crimes.
• This was a statutory payment administered by a non-departmental public body, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.
• As Attorney General, Mackling sought to develop better police-public cooperation introducing a system of Criminal Injuries Compensation Program.
• The work of the Court is divided into four areas : civil, criminal, administrative and disciplinary, and criminal injuries.
• A gay man whose partner was killed in the blast was denied compensation because the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority does not recognize same-sex couples.
• The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority said people who suffered in this way could receive up to 27, 000 pounds ( dlrs 38, 600 ).
• Maryland's Criminal Injuries Compensation Board denied the claim last month, noting that the Rev . Maurice Blackwell didn't cooperate during the trial.
• Home Secretary David Blunkett proposed the levy on motoring fines and other offenses as part of a consultation document on funding of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme.
• Another suggestion was that the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority, which runs the plan, should be able to recover money from offenders by civil court action.
• In retirement, he was a member of the Parole Board Appeals Tribunal from 1976 to 1978, and a member of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board.
• In 2013, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority ( CICA ) made an award to the boy in compensation for the abuse the CICA found he had suffered.
• He was also paid dlrs 17, 000 ( Canadian ) by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board in February 1995 for the abuse he suffered at Hannah's hands.
• He also played a major role in bringing about other key measures such as the creation of the office of Ombudsman and the establishment of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme.
• In this incident he received severe, lasting injuries that badly affected his ability to write and involved him in long, largely fruitless proceedings with the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board.
• Professionally, he was member of the Supreme Court Rules Committee ( 1960-1970 ), chairman of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board and the Law Enforcement Injuries Compensation Board.