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Legislature advances rules to adjudicate victims’ compensation claims; sponsors cite dignity and due process
Summary
Bill 155‑38 COR, adopting rules and regulations for adjudicating victims’ compensation claims, was placed on the third‑reading file; sponsors said codified rules will provide clarity and timely access to financial assistance for victims of violent crime.
Bill 155‑38 COR, which adopts rules and regulations for adjudicating victims’ claims under Guam’s criminal injuries compensation framework, was moved to the third‑reading file with floor statements praising the work of the Criminal Injuries Compensation Commission and emphasizing improved access and due‑process protections for victims.
Why it matters: Sponsors said codified rules will…
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