How Can Paying Restitution Help in a Criminal Case?
Can paying restitution help a criminal case? Often, in theft or economic crimes, says Fort Lauderdale attorney Regina Tsombanakis—many victims care more about recovering their money than about jail. If your client makes the victim whole, the victim may agree to no incarceration, opening the door to probation or house arrest instead of prison. It's a strategy earned through experience.
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Answered by Regina Tsombanakis · Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Can paying restitution help a criminal case?
Often, in theft or economic crimes—many victims care more about recovering their money than about jail, so making the victim whole can reshape the case.
How does restitution help your client?
If the victim is made whole, they may agree to no incarceration, opening the door to probation or house arrest instead of prison.
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