All states permit a convicted person serving only a sentence of probation to file for victim's compensation.

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Victim's compensation laws and eligibility criteria vary by state, and not all states allow individuals serving a sentence of probation, especially if convicted of a crime, to file for victim's compensation. Eligibility often depends on the nature of the victimization and the specific laws of the state.

All States Permit a Convicted Person Serving Only a Sentence