CR-110 JV-790 Order for Victim Restitution - California Courts 2026

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The document CR-110/JV-790 is an official court order for victim restitution in California, detailing the obligations of a defendant or juvenile found guilty of a crime that caused losses to a victim. It outlines the process for determining restitution amounts, including various types of compensable losses such as property damage, medical expenses, and lost wages. The order specifies the total amount owed, interest rates, and additional costs like attorney fees. It also provides legal information regarding the enforceability of the restitution order and rights of victims.

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Begin by filling in your personal information at the top, including your name, firm name (if applicable), address, and contact details. This ensures that the court has accurate information regarding the parties involved.
In the 'Order for Victim Restitution' section, provide details about the defendant or child, including their name and conviction date. If applicable, list any parents or guardians who are jointly liable.
Document any evidence presented regarding the victim's losses due to the defendant's conduct. Specify whether a hearing was conducted or if restitution was stipulated.
Indicate the amount of restitution ordered to be paid to the victim and include any additional costs such as attorney fees and interest rates.
Complete Section 4 by detailing what the restitution covers, such as medical expenses or lost wages. Be thorough in specifying each type of loss incurred by the victim.
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How much does CDCR take for restitution?

The CDCR garnishes 55 percent (50 percent goes towards the obligation and the remainder is an administration fee) of deposits made to your inmate trust account to pay restitution ordered by the court. The CDCR can also take 55 percent of prison wages you earn to collect court ordered restitution.

What is the most common form of restitution?

How long does the defendant get to pay restitution? Depending on the sentence it could be months or years. Offenders may take their entire probation sentence time to pay restitution. Payments vary depending on the ability or inability of the defendant or co-defendants to pay.

What does it mean when restitution is ordered?

At sentencing, the judge then enters an Order for Restitution, directing the offender to reimburse victims for some or all of the offense-related financial losses. Compliance with the Order of Restitution automatically becomes a condition of the offenders probation or supervised release.

How is restitution paid to victims in California?

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) automatically collects 50 percent of prison wages or other money deposited into your trust account to pay your restitution. The CDCR will always collect money to pay direct orders before collecting money to pay for restitution fines.

How long does it take to pay restitution?

You can go to the court directly and ask the judge to forgive (vacate or dismiss) or reduce your debts. If you get your conviction dismissed, the court can forgive any remaining fines and fees you owe, including restitution fines (but the court CANNOT forgive your victim restitution).

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How do I get out of paying restitution in California?

Under PC Section 1202.4, the court has discretion in ordering restitution, but you need compelling and extraordinary reasons to avoid paying. Simply stating that restitution is too expensive for you is not a valid reason. Additionally, even if insurance covers all damages caused, you must still pay restitution.

What is a restitution order?

RESTTA National Directory. The prevalence of the three major types of restitution -- monetary restitution, community service, and direct service to victims -- is shown in Table 6. Community service is most common, especially among programs dealing with adults only.