Maine § 17-A §2005 Criteria for restitution

Maine Statutes

§ 17-A §2005 — Criteria for restitution

Maine·Title 17-A MAINE CRIMINAL CODE·Part 6 PUNISHMENTS·Ch. 69 RESTITUTION

1.Restitution authorized. Restitution may be authorized, in whole or in part, as compensation for economic loss. In determining the amount of restitution authorized, the following must be considered:

2.Restitution not authorized. Restitution is not authorized:

3.Exception. The provisions of subsection 2, paragraph D do not apply to an offender that is an organization.

4.Burdens of proof. An offender who asserts a present or future incapacity to pay restitution has the burden of proving the incapacity by a preponderance of the evidence. On appeal of a restitution order, the offender has the burden of demonstrating that the incapacity was proven as a matter of law.

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1.
Restitution authorized.
Restitution may be authorized, in whole or in part, as compensation for economic loss. In determining the amount of restitution authorized, the following must be considered:
2.
Restitution not authorized.
Restitution is not authorized:
3.
Exception.
The provisions of subsection 2, paragraph D do not apply to an offender that is an organization.
4.
Burdens of proof.
An offender who asserts a present or future incapacity to pay restitution has the burden of proving the incapacity by a preponderance of the evidence. On appeal of a restitution order, the offender has the burden of demonstrating that the incapacity was proven as a matter of law.

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