Federal Report Sec 2.pdf
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The document is a Federal Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) reporting section, specifically Section 2, covering the fourth quarter of 2024 (October 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024). The report provides detailed statistics on victim compensation applications, showing a total of 956 applications received during this period, with 770 applications approved and 179 applications denied or closed.
The denial reasons are comprehensively broken down, revealing key insights into application rejections. The most significant reasons for denial include: 64 applications were for ineligible crimes, 52 were deemed ineligible applications, 33 had incomplete information, 13 were not filed within the time limit, 10 involved contributory misconduct, and 6 failed to report to police. Only one application was vacated or withdrawn, and notably, there were zero instances of failure to cooperate. The document appears to be from the VOC-NET 2.5 system, which tracks and reports on victim compensation application processing.
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VOC-NET 2.5 Search Quit
REPORT: Federal OVC GPRA Section 2 Date Range To Display Begin Date End Date
REFRESH DATA2024 Quarter 4 10/01/2024 12/31/2024
5. Number of applications received: 956
6. Number of applications approved: 770
7. Number of applications denied/closed: 179
Reasons for denials:
Reason Number
A. Application not filed within time limit 13
B. Failure to report to police 6
C. Failure to cooperate 0
D. Incomplete information 33
E. Contributory misconduct 10
F. Ineligible crime 64
G. Ineligible application 52
H. Other (Vacated/Withdrawn) 1
Tasks Claims Accounting Reporting Administration System https://nevada.voc-net.com/index.cfm
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