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United States — Iowa
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This section lets the attorney general seek to place a convicted felon’s proceeds into escrow, gives victims notice and a way to claim funds, and requires remaining money to be paid out when the statutory conditions are met.
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The sentencing court must order restitution in criminal cases, and may require community service instead of unpaid category B restitution when the offender cannot pay.
United States — Iowa
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If an offender asks, the court must hold a hearing to decide what category “B” restitution the offender can reasonably pay; the offender must prove inability and file a financial affidavit.
United States — Iowa
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Certain pre-June 25, 2020 restitution orders must be converted to permanent restitution orders, and a defendant can challenge that conversion only by petition under section 910.7.
United States — Iowa
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This provision requires the prosecuting attorney and clerk of court to prepare sentencing-related damage and fee statements, and requires the court to enter a permanent restitution order.
United States — Iowa
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A county attorney must give written notice to the district court clerk when certain conviction-and-sentence judgments involving a person’s death are entered.
United States — Iowa
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In felony cases where the offender’s act caused a person’s death, the court must order at least $150,000 restitution, paid to the victim’s estate or heirs at law depending on whether the victim died testate or intestate.
United States — Iowa
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If restitution is ordered and the offender is on probation, restitution becomes a condition of probation.
United States — Iowa
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This provision requires restitution plans to be shared, prepared, and updated for offenders in custody, work release, and parole, and makes compliance with restitution a condition in those settings.
United States — Iowa
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A person or office preparing a restitution payment plan must send a copy to the clerk of court, and the clerk must send a copy to the victim or victims.
United States — Iowa
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Certain people may ask the court to hear and change a restitution plan, but appellate courts generally cannot review it unless the offender first uses the section’s remedies.
United States — Iowa
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An order for restitution creates a judgment and lien, can be recorded against property, and may be enforced by the state, certain victims, estates, or other beneficiaries.
United States — Iowa
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Victims keep the right to sue for damages in a civil action; a restitution plan can pause the limitations period, and restitution payments are credited against any later judgment.
United States — Iowa
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The clerk of court must receive, record, and distribute restitution payments, and offenders must generally pay monthly unless the plan says otherwise.
United States — Iowa
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Courts must add a crime services surcharge to most fines and forfeitures, and the clerk of court must remit it.
United States — Iowa
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A court must assess a $1,000 human trafficking victim surcharge when the listed criminal violation condition is met.
United States — Iowa
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Courts must assess a $90 domestic and sexual abuse crimes surcharge in covered cases, and the clerk of court must remit it as provided by another section.
United States — Iowa
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Courts must assess a $500 agricultural theft surcharge for certain qualifying criminal cases, and the district court clerk must remit it.
United States — Iowa
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This chapter may be cited as the “Interstate Corrections Compact.”
United States — Iowa
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This compact lets party states cooperate on housing, transferring, treating, and reporting on inmates across state lines.