I Have an Unspent Conviction or Convictions, Can I Still Make a CICA Claim?
Whilst in the past it was quite likely that those with an unspent conviction or convictions would still be able ...
Whilst in the past it was quite likely that those with an unspent conviction or convictions would still be able ...
Many victims are rightly nervous about seeking compensation. They may have family concerns, as the family does not want to ...
Yes, it is possible to make a compensation claim through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) even if nobody has ...
It is essential that you co-operate with the police and help with the ongoing investigations in every possible way. This ...
The criminal injuries compensation scheme allows for loss of earnings to be reclaimed but subject to some very constraining criteria: ...
Our calculator tool in main menu or below will help you with estimating the potential compensation that may be paid ...
The CICA will always obtain evidence from the police to substantiate the allegations made against the offender. They must establish ...
It's not necessary to wait for the outcome of a trial before making a claim for sexual abuse from the ...
One of the most difficult moments for any survivor of abuse comes when they make the difficult decision to report ...
The length of time it takes to process a Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) claim for sexual abuse can vary ...
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