California AB2297 amends the Penal Code to revise restitution requirements for convicted defendants.
California AB2297 amends Section 1202.4 of the Penal Code to revise the requirements for restitution to victims. The bill mandates that courts order convicted defendants to pay restitution for economic losses suffered by victims, including lost wages, medical expenses, and other costs. It specifies that restitution orders are enforceable as civil judgments and must be paid before other fines and fees. The bill also outlines procedures for determining the amount of restitution, including consideration of the defendant's financial disclosure and ability to pay.
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