Court dismisses claim for violence compensation fund payout due to lack of systematic domestic violence evidence.

The Court of Administrative Justice upheld the lower court's decision rejecting the children's claim for compensation from the Violence Compensation Fund. The applicant argued that the children witnessed systematic domestic violence, but the fund commission reasonably concluded the violence was not frequent or long-lasting based on police reports. The court rejected the applicant's reliance on a later child protection report, noting it could not retroactively invalidate prior decisions made before the report's existence.