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Louisiana | CCRP 883.2.C | victims restitution |
The court shall order that all restitution payments be made by the defendant to the victim through the court's designated intermediary, and in no case shall the court order the + See moredefendant to deliver or send a restitution payment directly to a victim, unless the victim consents.
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Louisiana | CCRP 895.4 A | Probation; fees; certified crime stoppers organizations |
The legislature hereby declares that the intention of the legislature in enacting the provisions of this Article is to establish a procedure for raising revenue for the funding of certain + See moreoperations of certified crime stoppers organizations and to ensure that the procedure established in this Article complies with the requirements of the Louisiana Constitution, and the pronouncements of the Louisiana Supreme Court concerning those requirements, which govern the collection and expenditure of statutory assessments, including fees and costs of court, which are imposed in criminal cases.
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Other | certified crime stoppers organizations | All |
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