3 Miss. Code. R. 1-02-207 - Cooperation with Law Enforcement and Prosecutors
1.
Compensation may be denied, withdrawn or reduced upon a finding that the
claimant and/or victim have not fully cooperated with law enforcement agencies
and prosecuting attorneys.
2.
Cooperation with law enforcement and prosecuting attorneys means the
victim/claimant has cooperated with their reasonable requests of the
investigation and prosecution of the incident.
3. Reasonable cooperation will be determined
on a case-by-case basis taking into consideration the victim/claimant's age,
physical condition and psychological state. Reasonable cooperation includes,
but is not limited to the following:
a. The
victim/claimant provided law enforcement with a true and accurate report of the
crime;
b. Participation in the
investigation of the crime to assist law enforcement in the identification of
an offender as requested, including the review of photos and police line ups;
and,
c. Participation in
prosecuting procedures, including deposition and trial testimony as
requested.
4.
Consideration of relevant circumstances may be given in cases of domestic
violence and sexual assault. The Division may waive this requirement if there
is compelling health or safety reasons that would jeopardize the well being of
the victim/claimant.
Notes
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