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The criminal or juvenile delinquency court order for restitution can be changed into a civil judgment. Judges often order the restitution changed into a civil judgment if the offender has not paid in full and the probation sentence is expiring.
If the defendant does not pay the restitution they could be found in violation of probation (during the probation period). After probation ends any unpaid victim restitution is only enforceable as a civil money judgment. Unpaid civil judgments increase by the rate of 10% a year.
As we have stated, restitution is mandatory and stays with you for life. However, a judge may order you to do community service instead of paying restitution if he or she finds compelling and extraordinary reasons for doing so. Again, your inability to pay is not a compelling or extraordinary reason.
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A restitution hearing is held to determine how much restitution you have to pay the victims of your DUI. You can request this hearing to dispute the amount you owe. If you are convicted of a DUI in California that caused either property damage or injuries, the judge will likely order you to pay restitution.
What is an Arbuckle Waiver in California? An Arbuckle Waiver is a waiver of a criminal defendants right to have the same judge impose the sentence as accepted the plea bargain. The judge must have retained sentencing discretion under the terms of the plea deal for the rights to be triggered.
Restitution fines are paid to the Victims Compensation and Government Claims Board and are ordered in amounts ranging from $300-$10,000 (see California Penal Code 1202.4).
If you are able to beat the charges against you, the court will likely be unable to force you to pay any restitution. The statute gives the court the option of not issuing restitution, but the court needs compelling and extraordinary reasons to avoid restitution.
Restitution is calculated by totaling the financial losses suffered by the victim of a crime.

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