Rhode Island § 14-1-32.2 § 14-1-32.2. Administration of program — Payment for services.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 14-1-32.2 — § 14-1-32.2. Administration of program — Payment for services.

Rhode Island § 14-1-32.2

Title 14Delinquent and Dependent Children

Ch. 14-1Proceedings in Family Court

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 14-1-32.2 (2026).

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§ 14-1-32.2. Administration of program — Payment for services.
The family court shall be responsible for the administration of the restitution program,
            shall oversee and coordinate all local community based juvenile restitution programs,
            and shall process and make all payments to children who are required to perform community
            restitution in lieu of other public or private employment pursuant to § 14-1-32.1. The probation counselor responsible for a child offender, or a child restitution
            office in the local city or town, shall maintain time sheets and other documents necessary
            to determine and process the payment of child offenders. Remuneration for the services

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§ 14-1-32.2. Administration of program — Payment for services.

The family court shall be responsible for the administration of the restitution program, shall oversee and coordinate all local community based juvenile restitution programs, and shall process and make all payments to children who are required to perform community restitution in lieu of other public or private employment pursuant to § 14-1-32.1. The probation counselor responsible for a child offender, or a child restitution office in the local city or town, shall maintain time sheets and other documents necessary to determine and process the payment of child offenders. Remuneration for the services provided by the child offender in a community restitution job shall be made as a wage payment by check, with the child offender listed as the payee. However, the check shall be mailed to the child's probation counselor or a child restitution office established by the cities and towns. The child offender shall pay the victim of his or her acts seventy-five percent (75%) of each payment and twenty-five percent (25%) of the payment shall be retained by the child. This same percentage shall apply to the child offender who is otherwise employed at the time he or she is required to make restitution.