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1. 1. Does your country’s regulatory framework provide for a maximum amount of state compensation that one victim can receive for a single criminal offense? If so, what is the maximum amount of compensation?
2. 2. Does the regulation on state compensation in your country differentiate between violent and non-violent criminal offenses, and does the amount of compensation depend on this distinction?
3. 3. Does your country’s regulatory framework allow situations where one victim can receive multiple state compensations for the same criminal offense? For example, are there situations where multiple criminal proceedings are initiated for several “non-violent” criminal offenses (such as the distribution of pornographic images), and therefore separate compensation is awarded for each proceeding, which in total exceeds the maximum compensation amount stipulated by the regulations?

3. 4. How is the payment of state compensation organized for multiple victims in cases where a person’s death has resulted from a criminal offense? In the event of one person’s death, is a single total compensation amount awarded, which is proportionally divided among the victims, or is separate compensation paid to each victim? What are the considerations underlying the chosen compensation payment model, and are there any restrictive criteria regarding who can be recognized as a victim in such cases (for example, only certain legally defined persons such as spouses, parents, children)?

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