Kentucky SB314 amends the law to require individuals convicted of misdemeanors or felonies involving property damage to restore or compensate for the.
Kentucky SB314 amends the law to mandate that any person convicted of a misdemeanor or felony for taking, injuring, or destroying property must restore the property or compensate for the damage if not already ordered as a condition of probation. The court may enter a judgment for reparation in damages if a verified petition is filed within 90 days of the conviction. If the defendant consents, the court can order restitution; if not, a jury will determine the amount of reparation. This change ensures that victims receive compensation for property damage through the criminal justice system.
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