Gary McCullough
Decision date: July 30, 20081 pages
Summary
The Labor and Industrial Relations Commission affirmed the Administrative Law Judge's decision denying compensation in a crime victim case involving the deceased Gary McCullough. The Commission found that the administrative law judge's award was supported by competent and substantial evidence and consistent with Chapter 595 regarding victims of crimes compensation and services.
Caption
FINAL AWARD DENYING COMPENSATION <br> (Affirming Award and Decision of Administrative Law Judge)
Crime Victim No.: CV-2005-0165
Crime Victim: Gary McCullough, deceased
Claimants: April Chandler, Joy McCullough and Taunia McCullough
Date of Crime: Alleged May 11, 1999
The above-entitled crime victim's compensation case is submitted to the Labor and Industrial Relations Commission for review as provided by section 595.036 RSMo. Having reviewed the evidence and considered the whole record, the Commission finds that the award of the administrative law judge is supported by competent and substantial evidence and was made in accordance with Chapter 595 regarding victims of crimes, compensation and services. The Commission affirms the award and decision of the administrative law judge dated February 1, 2008.
The award and decision of Administrative Law Judge Margaret Ellis Holden, issued February 1, 2008, is attached and incorporated by this reference.
Given at Jefferson City, State of Missouri, this 30th day of July 2008.
LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS COMMISSION
William F. Ringer, Chairman
Alice A. Bartlett, Member
John J. Hickey, Member
Attest:
Secretary