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  1. Step 1: We assess your application to ensure we can facilitate the restitution payments to you. Step 2: We connect with the offender listed on the restitution order and ask them to work with the Program. Step 3: We discuss payment options with the offender to encourage the best plan to comply with the order. Step 4: Payments may begin.

  2. If it is a stand-alone restitution order, or the restitution remains unpaid following expiry of a conditional sentence order or probation order, a victim may commence a civil proceeding in small claims court to pursue collection of unpaid restitution for amounts under $25,000 (amounts over $25,000 are handled in BC Supreme Court). A victim may ...

  3. We have some data for two provinces: In Nova Scotia, from 2018 to 2020, $4,757,896.91 in restitution was ordered, and only $224,059.58 was collected/paid to victims—a collection rate of 4.7%. In Saskatchewan, from 2018 to 2020, 1,739 restitution orders supervised by the Adult Restitution Program were paid and closed.

  4. Victims seeking restitution in Alberta must fill out a two-page Statement on Restitution form, and claim only damages and losses directly related to the crime. Alberta considers the following to be eligible for restitution: loss of wages; moving costs; damage and theft to property; costs to get help for physical or psychological harm; and costs associated with fixing identity and credit ratings.

  5. Sep 21, 2022 · A defendant pays restitution to compensate a victim for financial losses related to the crime. Fines are financial penalties paid to the court often to fund local and state government programs. Some fines, called restitution fines, fund victim compensation programs (see below). Defendants can be ordered to pay both restitution and fines.

  6. Sep 1, 2023 · Sentencing hearing – Before sentencing the offender, the Court must ask if the victim of the crime has been given the chance to tell the prosecutor if they want restitution. Court considers restitution – It is the victim’s right to have the Court consider making a restitution order against the offender. The prosecutor or victim services ...

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  8. The author articulates four components of successful programs: (1) a consideration of offenders' ability and willingness to pay; (2) a formal program for the administering of restitution orders; (3) communication among all agencies involved in the ordering and collecting of restitution; and (4) an effective means of ensuring compliance with restitution orders, usually accomplished by strict ...

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