Claimant Denied Victim Compensation for Insufficient Injury Threshold

A claimant sought victim compensation (Genugtuung) under victim support legislation, which was denied by the initial authority. The authority's denial was based on the finding that the claimant's alleged injuries did not meet the threshold for requiring official intervention or assistance, as the incident did not constitute a serious violation of personal rights under the relevant statute. The court upheld the authority's decision, reasoning that the statute's prerequisite for compensation—a significant impairment of personal integrity due to criminal conduct—was not met by the facts presented, thus justifying the refusal of the requested compensation.