I need an attorney to answer this Question.  When someone goes to Jail or they paying off their restatution?
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I am not a lawyer, but I have some experience in the law.  \nDon't know which state you are from, and that would make a difference.\n\nWith jail budgets getting tighter and tighter, many institutions are opting to pass some of the costs on to the inmates in the form of fees and such.  Whether this is legal in the jurisdiction you are from is whether there is a state law and/or county ordinance to permit it.\n\nOn the second part of your question reference punishing loved ones, it depends on what "punishment" is done and how it is being done.  Contact the Sheriff or jail administrator as they may be able to explain what is going on.  Don't go in making vague accusations of corruption without some evidence and supporting documentation. Ultimately, you may have to contact a local attorney in your area.\n\nDear Old Dad
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I had a judgement filed against me. I paid the debt. I am now in the process of debt recovery. I did find out that when they file a judgement, you can call the lawyer in charge of the action and talk to them about debt repayment. The interest didn't mount up either after the judgement was filed. The only draw back is that they keep it on file for the next 6 years after the debt is satisfied
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Go to the legal library and look up your charges in the appeals section for your area.  Find a lawyer who took a case like yours and won. Don't wast you time and life in jail by picking a lawyer out of the phone book, he will just take your money.  The clerk at the library will help you.  Good luck, and remember it makes no difference if you did it or not unless you have DNA to prove you didn't.
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First you are not clear about what you are asking\n\nOften if you are arrested and can not make bail, you will be held till the trial date.  then if the judge finds you guilty, you may be released with time served, and go free.  Or you may be found not guilty and go free.
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I would suggest you contact the jail. Where I live a person in Prison the money has to be sent to people who put the money on their "Books" and they buy things at the prison store. The Jails do not take money at all. Normally it up to the Sheriff of the particular jail. Family and Friends can bring certain items, usually on a list provided by the jail. Most will only take these items on visitation day and then check them for Drugs, Cigarettes etc, before giving them to the person in jail.
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WELL I AM NOT SURE WHAT YOU ARE ASKING BUT, IF A PERSON IS OUT ON BAIL AND THEY GET RE ARRESTED THAN ALL YOU LOSE IS THE MONEY YOU PUT UP FOR THE BAIL IE: 10% OR 5%, BUT IF THE PERSON YOU BAIL OUT FAILS TO APPEAR ON ANY OF THE COURT DATES THEN YOU ARE AT RISK OF PAYING THE TOTAL BAIL AMOUNT OR LOSING WHATEVER YOU PUT DOWN AS COLLATERAL... THE BEST ADVICE I COULD GIVE WOULD BE TO CALL THE BAILS BONDSMAN ASAP
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Its fraud and theft.  The consequence could be prosecution and jail.
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It is an order issued by the court after a reversal of judgement.  It states that the sheriff must restore the disputed item to the defendant, or the proceeds if it was sold.
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Seriously.  None.  In the end he will be told to give you one half of what ever he got.  I have seen this happen many times.  I work for an attorney.  If your not close to trial then not much is going to happen.  Even then you will just have to get compensated.
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You need to consult an attorney.
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Restitution is generally a court ordered payment, and it can be many things. For instance if you unknowingly purchase a stolen gun, and it is seized from you, and you tesify against the person who stole it (and sold it to you) then the court can order that person to pay you back the money you spent on the gun. I imagine, restitution can be "used" for anything. \n\nThe law of restitution is the law of gains-based recovery. It is to be contrasted with the law of compensation, which is the law of loss-based recovery. Obligations to make restitution and obligations to pay compensation are types of legal response to events in the real world. When a court orders restitution it orders the defendant to give up his gains to the claimant. When a court orders compensation it orders the defendant to compensate the claimant for his loss.
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How you gonna get money from someone in jail?  The last I heard they don't get paid very well there.
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First of all, I think you're putting yourself in a dangerous situation. Second of all, I'd let the authorities know.  If he has been convicted before and is engaging in this type of behavior, he'll go right back to jail. If he hasn't been convicted then he needs to be. Either way you need to make the authorities aware of the situation.
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You will be fine especially if you have already put aside a 5000.00 restitution payment. They will give you probation.
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It is handled - county by county. File in the county you do business in.  Also as for an arrest and a repayment plan for the offender.\n\nTexas also has jail time for this offense if over a certain amount and if the offender does it often.\n\nCall your county attorney and ask for the hot check division
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This is a legal question and should be referred to an attorney who specializes in these types of matters.
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I thought jail was supposed to rehabilitate them.\n\nHonestly I'd say it would depend on the crime. (You reminded me of a question I had over the weekend). \n\nI'd like the be compensated or at least have him pay in a more tangible way than being in jail where s/he has an all-expenses paid "trip".