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  3. Texas Administrative Code
  4. Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION
  5. Part 3 - OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
  6. Chapter 61 - CRIME VICTIMS' COMPENSATION
  7. Subchapter E - PECUNIARY LOSS

Subchapter E - PECUNIARY LOSS

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  1. § 61.401 - Applicability
  2. § 61.402 - Loss of Earnings
  3. § 61.403 - Loss of Support Payments for Dependents
  4. § 61.404 - Travel Expenses
  5. § 61.405 - Other Limits on Compensation
  6. § 61.406 - Collateral Sources
  7. § 61.407 - Additional Compensation for Extraordinary Pecuniary Losses
  8. § 61.408 - Lump Sum Payments Under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 56.44
  9. § 61.409 - Emergency Awards
  10. § 61.410 - Changes in Circumstances
  11. § 61.411 - Evidence of Actual Pecuniary Loss
  12. § 61.412 - Actual Pecuniary Loss
  13. § 61.413 - Unjust Enrichment
  14. § 61.414 - Personal Injury Outside of Texas
  15. § 61.415 - Funeral and Burial Expenses
  16. § 61.416 - Verification

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