Tennessee's Criminal Injuries Compensation Program has paid over $350 million to victims - Tennessee Department of Treasury · Hon. David H. Lillard, Jr., Treasurer · College Savings, Unclaimed Property, Retirement, - Press Room

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Criminal Injuries Compensation

Crime victims can get compensation from Tennessee fund

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Tennessee Department of Treasury has paid $301.2M to victims of crime through the Criminal Injuries Compensation Program

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Criminal Injuries Compensation

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