Two lawmakers from Ohio doubt that the money from Ohio's crime victim fund is making its way to victims of sexual assault on children. Managed by the attorney general's office, Ohio Crime Victims Compensation Program grants victims of violent crime up to $50,000 in order to pay costs out of pocket, such as mental and medical care. The most recent fiscal year of the program handed more than $6 million to victims. However, two Democratic lawmakers began to doubt the way it was dealt with after Republican attorney general Dave Yost got a judge to restore Ohio's six-week abortion ban.…