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anotheoldgit | 11:35 Sun 11th Jul 2010 | News
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http://www.express.co...nses-covered-by-state

The families of prisoners who die in jail can receive up to £3,000 from the state to cover funeral expenses.

I wonder if the families of the victims of some of these prisoners can also receive money to pay for the funerals of their love-ones, if they have been killed by these criminals?
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I believe there is still a funeral grant which anyone can claim.
11:36 Sun 11th Jul 2010
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Victims of criminals are entitled to a payment from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, if they suffered any injury.
14:42 Sun 11th Jul 2010

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