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Restitution is paid generally through the Defendant's probation officer if he has one or the Clerk's Office of the sentencing court. If the Defendant does pay the victim directly he should get a receipt or note stating how much was paid and how much is the balance due.
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How do you use compensatory damages in a sentence?
The plaintiff was awarded compensatory damages to cover their medical expenses and lost wages resulting from the defendant's negligence in a car accident.
What is the opposite party that is not the victim?
defendant or accused
If you die can a criminal case continue?
Are you the victim or the defendant?
Can a public defender represent the victim and defendant?
Of course not! A public defender is paid by the public and represents the defendant.
When does the defendant have to pay the money to the bondsman?
The defendant has to pay the bondsman because they are getting the person out of jail based on their word or cash they give the courts. As the defendant, you have to pay them back.
When a judge orders a criminal defendant to reimburse the victim it is called?
Restitution.
What is a Structured Settlement Annuity?
Structure settlement annuities are a type of annuity a defendant purchases in a personal injury law suit to pay the injury victim. The payments are free from tax.
Does the victim of a home invasion have to testify to get the defendant found guilty?
It'd be best to go, because you're the proof aren't you? NO,MY BOYFRIEND IS THE DEFENDANT!
What parties are involved in a criminal case?
In a criminal law case there are 6 parties involved. These parties include the victim, the defendant or suspect, the defense attorney, the prosecutor, the judge, and the jury.
When you win a civil suit from a car accident does the defendant's insurance co pay their part first and then the defendant pays the rest if they can or what happens?
If the liability limits have been exausted, then the defendant has to pay the remainder of the judgement.
What does this mean the court orders that costs are taxed against defendant?
That means the defendant has to pay them out of his own pocket.
Can you be tried for a crime if the victim does not show up for trial?
Absolutely! This all depends upon whether or not the government as a strong case against the defendant, with or without the victim.
