Cassell, Paul
lost wages if the victim was unable to work due to the crime (which includes court and travel time), damage to a business or its property, and any reasonable attorneys’ fees that were incurred by trying to collect the ordered restitution.3 ...
Notice that the Amendment says “no law.” As one Supreme Court Justice said, “no law” means “no law.” By the way, 501(c)(3) is a law made by Congress, and, when applied to churches, respects an establishment of religion and prevents the free exercise thereof. All parts of the...
The DOT also tracks the number of points on the offender's driving record. Accruing too many points can result in the loss of their driving privileges, even if that isn't ordered by the court. If a driver is convicted of another DUI in less than 12 years from their last conviction, th...
anxiety—it’s one of the unintended side effects of unforgiveness. Choosing self-forgiveness is a courageous act of transformation. It won’t be easy—but you are worth it. We’re all in the process of becoming well and whole, and this work is done best in community. We need each ...
In the interim, two topics landed in my lap courtesy of Twitter that I will work on while my IT does her magic. One concerns a writer meltdown that’s gone viral today. Mr. RA himself unwittingly presented the second topic. Oh, that one should be fun. ...
The Bureau operates theInmate Financial Responsibility Program(IFRP) to encourage inmates to meet legitimate financial obligations. In most cases, the obligations covered by the IFRP are court-ordered fines, fees, and restitution. Staff at each prison (most likely the correctional counselor) meet with...
An eviction is the court-ordered removal of a tenant from the property where they reside. A landlord may decide to evict a tenant for nonpayment of rent, damages, illegal activity, violating the terms of a lease, or if the landlord wishes to take possession of the property. ...
Here's how it works. The principal is responsible for securing the surety bond, which must abide by certain conditions, including the total amount owed. If the principal defaults or breaks the contract, the obligee, who is owed the money, can file a claim seeking restitution. The surety (...
Thus, while the SEC can still pursue some administrative actions (those involving nonmonetary damages), cases involving civil penalties for securities fraud and similar matters (insider trading, accounting fraud, and market manipulation) must now be brought in federal court. ...