Assertion: restitution | /r/HasProperty | ordered in criminal cases
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text: The unexamined acceptance of $600 as the actual cost of every single laboratory test—a simple blood alcohol test as well as the mass spectrometer and gas chromatograph test used to determine the content of drugs or a restriction fragment length polymorphism used to analyze DNA—seems a stretch, raising the issue of whether the $600 restitution ordered in criminal cases truly is reimbursement.
text: In a criminal case, restitution may be ordered if a defendant accepted guilt as part of a guilty plea agreement or was found guilty at trial.
text: Restitution is ordered in many criminal cases.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: restitution is common in civil cases, although it may also be ordered in criminal cases
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution ordered in criminal cases does not cover pain and suffering.
text: Restitution may be ordered in any criminal case when a victim claims damage to property or personal injuries.
text: The other big difference, beyond the requirement of conviction, is that restitution can be ordered in any criminal case; it's not limited solely to violent crimes, like most state compensation programs.