Texas SB1666 modifies procedures for handling restitution payments from parolees or those on mandatory supervision.

Texas SB1666 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to establish new rules for handling restitution payments from individuals released on parole or mandatory supervision. If a victim does not claim their restitution within three years of the initial payment being received by the court clerk, or if the clerk cannot locate the victim after three years of the last payment, the unclaimed restitution is transferred to the compensation to victims of crimes fund.

Texas SB1666 modifies procedures for handling restitution payments from parolees or those on mandatory supervision.

Texas SB1666 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to establish new rules for handling restitution payments from individuals released on parole or mandatory supervision. If a victim does not claim their restitution within three years of the initial payment being received by the court clerk, or if the clerk cannot locate the victim after three years of the last payment, the unclaimed restitution is transferred to the compensation to victims of crimes fund.