It is the World Jewish Restitution Organization, not the Jewish World Restitution Organization.
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He has been required to pay his victims restitution, though restitution clearly cannot compensate for the crime.
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In ordering restitution, U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga in Alexandria, Virginia, rejected Diaz's claim that the crime was covered by the Victim and Witness Protection Act (VWPA), under which restitution is discretionary, rather than another law mandating restitution.
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Trump wants restitution for China's trade surplus, China is more than willing to deal but Trump wants his restitution just so.
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The district attorney's office said Rodman was ordered to pay restitution as part of his sentence, but Meyer said the restitution had already been deemed completed.
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Dolan, Judge Gorsuch rejected argument by a felon ordered to pay restitution under the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act to his victim, who suffered $100,000 in medical costs.
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In addition to two years in prison, Fuller must pay $45,469.68 in restitution to Ohio State Medical Center and $2,304.66 in restitution to the numerous victims, 10TV reported.
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Mr. President, we also prefer reparations before any restitution, just as France, Germany, Japan, and Israel, have all benefited from reparations before considering the restitution of their patrimonial objects.
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As a result, Diaz was not covered by the law mandating restitution, and Trenga should review his ability to pay under the VWPA before imposing restitution, the appeals court said.
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The company added it will establish a $173.463 million restitution fund for individuals affected by its faulty airbags and another $850 million restitution fund for automakers who received falsified testing data.
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Gideon Taylor, chair of operations for the World Jewish Restitution Organization, an advocacy group based in New York, said Poland should take two steps to catch up with international restitution standards.
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Gideon Taylor is the chair of operations for the World Jewish Restitution Organization, which works toward the restitution of private property and Jewish communal property seized during the Holocaust in Eastern Europe.
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Code and Dawkins, who are also defendants in next month's trial, were ordered to pay restitution of a little more than $28,000 each, with Gatto's amount of restitution still to be determined.
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It noted, though, that "in the early 1980s, the vital databases, registries, and digitized records necessary for thorough restitution research did not yet exist" and that today it has its own restitution department.
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DraftKings declined to comment specifically on the demand for restitution.
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Rakoff also ordered Newkirk to pay $143 million in restitution.
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Four years in the courts trying to get restitution. Gov.
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She was also ordered to pay $179 million in restitution.
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When these things happen, backers have few options for restitution.
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She has been ordered to pay restitution to her victims.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Paid tens of billions of dollars in restitution.
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Such agreements would allow for permanent restitution rather than loans.
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Underwood is asking for restitution of $2.8 million, plus penalties.
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He will also make restitution payments totaling almost $8.2 million.
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Western political leaders are also voicing support for permanent restitution.
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Any restitution will ultimately have to come from member states.
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She also agreed to pay a $20,000 fine and restitution.
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He paid $18 million in restitution and avoided jail time.
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A judge ordered her to pay $3.6 million in restitution.
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McGill also ordered Sweat to pay nearly $80,000 in restitution.
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She also wants Trump to pay $2.8 million in restitution.
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They were also ordered to pay almost $290,000 in restitution.
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The restitution money is to go to the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities and the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for victims&apos assistance in restitution for the public harm they caused.
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Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, of the Senate Judiciary Committee that information about Sater's restitution "remains under seal," and that the Justice Department would never waive victims' right to restitution as part of a cooperation agreement.
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The penalty consisted of a civil monetary penalty of $11.5 million, over $2.3 million in restitution, and disgorgement of $11.1 million, with restitution and disgorgement credited for any such payments made to the Justice Department.
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He was also ordered to pay a restitution fine of $10,000.
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The defendant was also ordered to pay $1.06 million in restitution.
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In addition, OAG is seeking restitution for consumers, penalties, and costs.
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It will not be required to make any additional restitution payments.
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Now, the streaming service will afford Swift a measure of restitution.
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"I'm making restitution for the pain I have caused," she wrote.
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The suggested restitution of African art also faces another legal obstacle.
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He's been ordered to pay $100,000 in a fine and restitution.
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The ticket venture was grounded in his desire to make restitution.
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She must also pay the federal government around $190,000 in restitution.
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"I can't live if there's restitution to be made," he added.
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"It is an extraordinary amount of restitution being sought," Olson said.
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The other requests for restitution range from $4,563 to $1.6 million.
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He is now commanded to pay restitution of approximately $1.5 million.
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The lawsuits represent potentially billions of dollars in fines and restitution.
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"We can't get restitution for that, there's no way" she said.
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THERE is a way around the inconsistent state laws on restitution.
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How would Dreamers get the money to pay the restitution fine?
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As for restitution .. Jussie forfeited a $10k bond, and that's it.
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Racine's office is seeking to make DoorDash pay damages and restitution.
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He was ordered to pay more than $33 million in restitution.
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Netanyahu made restitution, but that she had refused to do so.
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Those families are seeking restitution from Mr. Hifter and his sons.
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He's also ordered to pay $34,810 back to Amex in restitution.
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Justice requires restitution to the society that helped create the wealth.
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A judge also ordered Banks to pay $7.5 million in restitution.
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The penalty comprised $125,193 in restitution and a $25,000 civil penalty.
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But the pace of the Citigroup restitution plan seems especially glacial.
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He was also saddled with around $3,200 in fines and restitution.
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Green is seeking damages or restitution for deceit, fraud, or fraudulent misrepresentation.
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"If there's restitution to be made, I will make it," said Franco.
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The judge also ordered him to pay restitution of nearly $2.8 million.
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He will also have to pay restitution to Monsanto and Dupont Pioneer.
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If you embezzled money from your employer, your sentence should include restitution.
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Her office is seeking nearly $3 million in restitution from the foundation.
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He ordered to pay $454,706 in restitution to his clients, prosecutors said.
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Felton agreed to pay $5,000 in restitution to each of the girls.
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Where art is concerned, preemptive lawsuits are more common in restitution cases.
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It will also establish a $300 million restitution fund for harmed consumers.
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"Restitution matters are typically decided by victims' estimates," he said in court.
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It also says arbitration is more effective in delivering restitution to individuals.
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I'll never forget the first restitution check I actually received… for $54.
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He's also been ordered to pay $8,486 in restitution to the zoo.
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International efforts to assure property restitution must accelerate, to benefit living survivors.
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But he eloped with the girl anyway, and the family demanded restitution.
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Where items are found to have been acquired wrongfully, restitution must follow.
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No doubt many are reluctant to even consider the idea of restitution.
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" He added, "If there's restitution to be made, I will make it.
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He commissioned the Savoy-Sarr report to determine the mechanics of restitution.
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The French report advises against such measures in favor of permanent restitution.
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Typical diversion programs include completing treatment courses, counseling, community service, restitution, etc.
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He must pay $5,744 in restitution for property damage at the pizzeria.
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He also assisted in the restitution of art looted during the Holocaust.
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There is a difference: there is punishment and then there is restitution.
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Prosecutors plan to seek a prison sentence as well as full restitution.
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The attorney general's office wants $2.8 million in restitution, plus additional penalties.
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The Graf family and the estate reached the restitution agreement in December.
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The Virginia judge even ordered $211 million in restitution for the bank.
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He is also paying restitution to banks and the Internal Revenue Service.
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Typically, restitution funds sit in an account at the United States Treasury.
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As restitution, she paid the government back about $7 million, including penalties.
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You will pay restitution in the amount to be determined based on whatever amounts are submitted and your attorneys can ask me for a restitution hearing so I can determine what a reasonable amount is for the victims.
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To date, banks have shelled out $2142 billion in restitution for overdraft abuses.
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She must also pay $225 in restitution to the family of the student.
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X will have to fork over $2.3 million in restitution to Uncle Sam.
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He also committed to the creation of the YourCoast app as additional restitution.
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The couple also agreed to pay $60,000 restitution to each of their victims.
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This is often a fair criticism, and often applies to legal restitution too.
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A judge ordered her to pay $14.5 million in restitution to her victims.
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In addition, he will pay a $10,000 fine and a restitution of $24,000.
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He's required to pay $123,000 in restitution as part of his plea deal.
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She has also been ordered to pay nearly $270,000 in restitution and fines.
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In November, Macron pledged to make restitution of African art a top priority.
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Many in the museum and gallery communities fear the possibility of full restitution.
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Meanwhile, the Jäger family finds itself back in court, reopening its restitution case.
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Justin was charged criminally in the case, and already paid $80k in restitution.
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The lawsuit seeks civil penalties, disgorgement of profits, restitution, costs, and attorneys' fees.
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He also was ordered to pay $14,314 in restitution and $10,000 in fines.
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He has already paid Schwartz $89,000 in restitution for damages to Schwartz's home.
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Payment is five cents an hour, minus fifty-five per cent in restitution.
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But attorneys said providers merely document violations rather than provide restitution to homeowners.
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Arizona is the first state whose settlement with Volkswagen included restitution to purchasers.
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The bank admitted to wrongdoing, but no restitution will be made to customers.
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On Monday, Matsumoto said she was deferring ruling on Kocher's request for restitution.
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Instead, the NCAA tabled the due process idea and adopted the Restitution Rule.
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Arizona is the first state whose settlement with Volkswagen included restitution to purchasers.
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Some asked where they could turn for restitution or to report suspicious calls.
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And he'll have to pay $500,000 in forfeiture and $1.4 million in restitution.
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One year probation and 50 hours of community service, plus fines and restitution.
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She is due to pay about $2,800 in fines and $12,500 in restitution.
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The restitution project has claimed the painting, but the city rejects the claim.
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"The process of restitution should not be limited in time," the report says.
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"If there's restitution to be made, I will make it," Mr. Franco said.
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Independent of the Klimt find, the Jäger family's restitution case is being reopened.
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In all, a judge ordered Fulford to pay nearly $5.8 million in restitution.
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He also must pay, in total, about $25 million in restitution to banks.
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I reached out to Emirates and made multiple efforts to get you restitution.
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Ellis ordered Manafort to pay at least this back -- and more -- in restitution.
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Until restitution is made publicly as well as privately, his reckoning rings hollow.
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The bank is looking at paying several billion dollars in fines and restitution.
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How far can Macron take restitution based on the goodwill of France's museums?
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The penalty for violating GDPR is 2-4 percent of global revenue plus restitution.
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Miranda pays $17,000 in monthly restitution to Medicare, Medicaid and Blue Cross Blue Shield.
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He was ordered to pay $220,000 in restitution and serve five years of probation.
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Our legal department will seek financial restitution and legal action against yourself and buzzfeed.com.
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She pleaded guilty and helped the prosecution, but she still owes $59m in restitution.
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According to TMZ, Sorrentino will have to pay $123,913 in restitution to the IRS.
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It has created a comprehensive process for restitution and settled a class-action suit.
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Harry Wolfmuller received a two-year sentence Wednesday and must pay $1,175,720 in restitution.
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"In my own mind it is a small form of restitution," Conte told Reuters.
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Victims in Mark Salling's child pornography case will lose their restitution following his suicide.
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Eleven requests for restitution totaling almost $37 million have been submitted to a court.
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He was given prison time and more than $4,400 in related fees and restitution.
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Like many businessmen, Echeverri criticized the land restitution law and the new peace process.
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He must also pay Apple $200,000 in restitution as part of his plea agreement.
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Assistant County Attorney Steve Briden said it is Fay&aposs duty to pay restitution.
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Restitution, or permanently returning the artifacts, however, is not part of the current plan.
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No. Restitution will be made in that lowliest of currencies: a $30 gift certificate.
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Restitution to clients makes up $30,000 of the total of $120,000 in civil penalties.
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Arpaio was clearly guilty and hadn't done anything to demonstrate remorse or make restitution.
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Benin has requested the restitution of some of its roughly 5,000 artefacts in France.
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Ultimately, the judge will decide, and could also slap her with fines and restitution.
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Oral Roberts denied wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement, which includes $151,751 in restitution.
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This isn't a criminal action; this is just, you know, trying to get restitution.
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The neighbor pressed charges, and the star was forced to pay $80,900 in restitution.
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They said Cogan can set any restitution within 90 days after the sentencing hearing.
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Civil law seeks redress of wrong doing by compelling compensation or restitution from offenders.
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Taylor has since reportedly agreed to pay $18,149.04 in restitution in her plea agreement.
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Shortey was ordered to pay restitution to the victim for psychiatric and psychological care.
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The document is from a French bailiff who presided over Mr. Stettiner's restitution case.
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Underwood is seeking to dissolve the foundation and claw back $2.8 million in restitution.
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She and her co-defendants also must jointly pay $254,000 in restitution to CPS.
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Whether through permanent restitution or creative compromise, many stolen treasures could be heading home.
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As questions about restitution arise, the bishops' responses feel inadequate, insincere, or off point.
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Eddie Tipton does not have the resources to satisfy restitution in any meaningful degree.
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Mr. Pizer completed a probation sentence, made financial restitution and went on with life.
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The witchcraft charges were dropped after Gomez agreed to pay restitution to the victim.
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Moore wants to get a memorial for the group as a form of restitution.
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Most of the settlement money will go to automakers as restitution for recall costs.
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On top of that, the Commonwealth says she'll have to pay $23k in restitution.
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He was also asked to pay nearly $2 million in fines, forfeitures and restitution.
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Sharing, rather than restitution, could prove to be the preferred solution for problematic objects.
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The land restitution process is already allowing some formerly displaced populations to return home.
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Right now, those seeking restitution can claim their properties only by initiating private lawsuits.
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The facts in this case do not warrant restitution of the object to Italy.
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The analysis reflects sums paid to federal prosecutions, whether in fines, restitution or forfeiture.
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He also must pay $6 million restitution to the IRS, according to his sentences.
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Holland America ended up being ordered to pay $2 million in fines and restitution.
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The city is seeking at least $1 million in restitution for workers and penalties.
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They and Donaghy also agreed to pay the NBA more than $200,000 in restitution.
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Mr. Monserrate said he planned to finish repaying the restitution in the coming weeks.
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He served 37 months behind bars and agreed to pay $12.5 million in restitution.
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Their answer, by default, was to shelve the issue — and land restitution was sidelined.
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"The negotiating tools are going to be investment or potentially other restitution," he said.
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The suspect also faces millions of dollars in potential fines and restitution, if convicted.
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A judge also ordered McGlover to pay restitution to the victims, according to prosecutors.
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And the process of selecting objects for safekeeping and postconflict restitution could be tricky.
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The CFPB seeks injunctive relief, restitution to borrowers, refunds, damages, and civil money penalties.
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Curative marketing evaluates, carries physical accosting, debt and destruction until true restitution is made.
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He and his hedge fund agreed to pay $18 million in restitution and penalties.
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His punishment -- Mayfield will have to pay $480 in fees and $483 in restitution.
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They could also be fined up to $250,000 and be forced to pay restitution.
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The judge also ordered Greebel to pay about $10.4 million in restitution to Retrophin.
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The secretary said this had to do with the potential for monetary restitution for victims.
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She has paid about $102,000 in restitution and still owes $88,000, the Free Press reported.
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Daugherty was also ordered to pay over $93 million in restitution, the Justice Department said.
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They were given three-year sentences and ordered to pay $20m in fines and restitution.
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A spokesman says it would consider making donations to charity as a form of restitution.
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It stated that felons must pay all fines, fees and restitution before they can vote.
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But the Haggler, as regulars know, always strives for something broader than one-off restitution.
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In addition to the prison sentence, Peterson must pay $462,000 in restitution jointly with Polese.
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Nething was also ordered to pay $1,000 restitution to Marley's grandparents Paul and Debbie Konczak.
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The FARC has also kept up its combative spirit while funding restitution for its victims.
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U.S. District Judge Fred Biery also ordered Banks pay $7.5 million to Duncan in restitution.
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The judge also ordered Tsarnaev to pay more than $101 million in restitution to victims.
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It would require payment of restitution regardless of whether it's converted to a civil lien.
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He was also ordered to pay more than $140 million in restitution, the newspaper reported.
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A judge ordered Frankel, now 61, to begin paying restitution once he finds a job.
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Schwartz will serve six years in prison along with $8.65 million in restitution, Variety reports.
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He was also ordered to pay $1,700 in restitution and fees, according to the release.
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He faces five counts of perjury and one count of defaulting on a restitution obligation.
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They'll also have to pay fines and thousands of dollars in restitution, the newspaper said.
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It said Potts-Kant later pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and paid restitution.
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He had to complete 12 anger management sessions, community service and pay $80,900 in restitution.
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Landis then entered a deferred prosecution agreement to pay $478,000 in restitution to the donors.
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He also was ordered to pay $5,000 in restitution and complete an anger management course.
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He was ordered to pay $121,665.75 in restitution, but never did, according to the feds.
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The attorney general's office said it is seeking restitution those unfairly affected by Navient's actions.
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Howard was ordered to pay $30,000 in restitution to Asgar in addition to his sentence.
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Of course, the restitution of property cannot provide full justice for Holocaust survivors — nothing can.
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The Justice Department said that Stout would also have to pay nearly $702,000 in restitution.
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Additional countries, including Senegal and Ivory Coast, have since requested either permanent or temporary restitution.
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The eastern region of Georgia was turned over to blacks as a form of restitution.
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She may also order restitution, but that sum will probably not be set next week.
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Mr. Sweat has been ordered to pay restitution and was sentenced to additional prison time.
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Last August, Steve pleaded guilty to the charges and agreed to pay $221,218 in restitution.
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He gets 6 months probation and has to pay $2,425 in restitution to the victim.
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Now, he'll spend 30 days in jail and pay over $2,000 in fines and restitution.
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The judge ordered Mr. Manafort to pay $25 million in restitution and a $50,000 fine.
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He'll have to pay about $9,000 in fines, as well as restitution to the victim.
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Restitution must be paid to those who were duped by city governments eager for revenue.
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This is the restitution of 42 years of love that has yet to be lived.
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But Stein said all, not some, of the restitution from the Sacklers should be guaranteed.
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The country seemed to be leading the way on the restitution of Africa's cultural heritage.
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There, restitution is not an option: By law, the museum cannot break up its collection.
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The national debate over reparations has focused largely on direct restitution to descendants of slaves.
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At the time, the company paid $4.5 million in restitution to customers and promised reforms.
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In fact, only one of her first six case settlements resulted in restitution to victims.
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"There has been no substantial financial relief — this restitution would be the first," she said.
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Maybe for you restitution is a noble gesture that sets you apart from your predecessors.
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But the attorney general continued pursuing the lawsuit in search of restitution and other penalties.
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A renewed push for land restitution in Kenya is making life hard for foreign firms.
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The restitution order may be changed up to 60 days after sentencing, which is Sept.
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" "The way I live my life, I can't live if there's restitution to be made.
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Similar restitution programs were created in North Carolina and Virginia in 2013 and 19193, respectively.
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The DRC is not the first African nation to request restitution from its former colonizers.
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Critics have said that having to pay fines, fees or restitution amounts to a poll tax.
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Sorokin was also ordered to pay back almost $199,000 in restitution and a fine of $24,000.
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He has already begun to pay $1.4 million in restitution to 14 victims who are minors.
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Manafort also faces a fine of up to $24 million, and another $24 million in restitution.
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She was sentenced to 2½ to seven years in prison and owes over $80,000 in restitution.
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They should also have sufficient restitution and services to help them on their path to recovery.
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He agreed as part of his plea to pay the credit union $9.9 million in restitution.
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It requires felons to pay all restitution, fines, fees, or outstanding costs associated with their convictions.
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Manafort was also ordered to pay $103 million in restitution, including $6 million in unpaid taxes.
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The lawsuit seeks an injunction, restitution for customers and the disgorgement of any illegally earned profits.
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He has also been ordered to pay $31,800 in restitution, plus several thousands in court costs.
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As part of that plea, automakers will receive their share of an $850 million restitution fund.
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The RISD Museum has started the restitution process for a bronze sculpture looted during colonial violence.
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The CFPB still was ready to seek more than a million dollars in fines and restitution.
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Prosecutors say the restitution order is the first of its kind in the country against pharmacists.
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Instead, he'll be released on supervised leave and will still have to make his restitution payments.
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The Justice Department and VW have argued that the automaker has already agreed to significant restitution.
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Pérez was waiting for the state's new Land Restitution Unit to give him back his land.
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The Justice Department also said he was ordered to pay more than $52 million in restitution.
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Epstein registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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Under Salling's plea deal, the former "Glee" star agreed to pay victims $50k each in restitution.
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The CFPB said the payout includes a $5 million civil fine and $20 million of restitution.
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Restitution of any loss, including consumer credit profile and identity theft, should be the starting point.
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I was glad when New York City paid the five grown men $41 million in restitution.
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Coleman was ordered to pay almost $20,000 in restitution to cover funeral expenses for the victims.
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No decision has yet been made on how much restitution Keys will ultimately have to pay.
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He tells me I need more documentation for the restitution order to submit to the judge.
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What does restitution look like in a cultural moment populated by Weinsteins and Spaceys and Moonveses?
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He said the lawsuit, which seeks restitution and civil fines, will proceed toward a possible trial.
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Last week, Matsumoto ordered Shkreli to also pay $388,000 in restitution to one of his investors.
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Seleznev has also been ordered to pay over $50 million in restitution, according to federal officials.
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The companies made restitution to the city, which held the money on behalf of the workers.
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In addition to sentencing, they will pay hundreds or thousands of dollars in forfeiture and restitution.
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The restitution of art works stolen by the Nazis provides the background for this début novel.
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He was given a year of probation and ordered to pay just over $4,000 in restitution.
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The suit calls for financial restitution and demands that Cartersville police change several of its policies.
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The United States has a long bipartisan record of leadership in supporting and promoting Holocaust restitution.
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Restitution — requiring offenders to compensate their victims for damages — presents a more complicated challenge, experts agree.
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In Croatia and Slovenia, non-citizens are excluded from legislation that provided restitution for confiscated property.
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He was sentenced to one year in jail and ordered to pay restitution to Del Dotto.
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Schumer, Brown and Warren pointed to $11 billion in restitution that the CFPB secured for Americans.
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In the private sector, such requests for restitution may be rarer but are not unheard-of.
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FIFA is entitled to restitution for this harm to its business relationships, reputation and intangible property.
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We can celebrate the restitution of Crimea to its rightful place as part of Mother Russia.
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He will have to pay restitution in an amount that will be determined in 90 days.
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That fraud lawsuit, filed in 2013, seeks $40 million in restitution plus penalties and other costs.
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The man was arrested and later sentenced to pay United Airlines more than $44,000 in restitution.
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First, symbolically: This was the kind of restitution that would give full weight to Macron's promise.
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In 2002, the universities launched the Max Stern Art Restitution Project to recover the lost art.
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"The law and facts in this case do not warrant restitution," a museum representative has said.
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Refusing to list one just as certainly pains those who view restitution as justice long delayed.
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The ghosts — most of them, at any rate — want to rest, but they need restitution first.
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Last year, victims of Hoffenberg's firm, Towers Financial, sued Epstein for restitution of alleged misappropriated funds.
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Banks had protections against fraud — did the family pursue restitution when bad checks drained their accounts?
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He ordered Mr. Rechnitz to pay $10 million in restitution for the correction officers' union's loss.
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The Dutch Ministry of Culture said restitution claims should be filed by individuals, not the state.
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And the issue of restitution will remain open, to be determined within the next three months.
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Like D'Amico, both McClure and Bobbitt agreed to make restitution as part of their plea agreements.
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The forfeiture award is not part of any fine, penalty or restitution the judge might impose.
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He will also serve three years on probation and pay millions in restitution for tax fraud.
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He was sentenced to 150 years in prison and ordered to pay restitution of $170 billion.
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The restitution project has claimed the painting, but the city disputes that claim, Mr. Geisel said.
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Shkreli will also have to pay $7.4 million in restitution to the victims of his fraud.
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Halfway through their report, authors Sarr and Savoy openly question why the government would support restitution.
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He was sentenced in April to 35 months in prison and ordered to pay $701,750 in restitution.
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The split is amicable, although Farley is asking for restitution in the form of free limo rides.
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The transfer follows a smaller restitution of 250,000 Swiss francs ($256,383.96) made to Tunisia in May 2016.
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Sanofi takes "threats to patient safety" seriously and seeks restitution "as an additional deterrent," a spokeswoman said.
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As part of her plea, McClure has agreed to pay around $400,000 in restitution, the Post reports.
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In May of last year, the Greek government opted not to go to court for their restitution.
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A few hours later, she got an email about the restitution Schneider would have to pay her.
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In total, four different groups claiming they are owed restitution have asked for upward of $120 million.
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The second option allows a judge to convert all fines, fees, and restitution into community-service hours.
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After her release, she will have 18 months of supervised probation and must pay restitution of $176.
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The loan could signal a future permanent restitution of looted art and artifacts from former German colonies.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Kasbar was sentenced to pay restitution of $8,486 to the zoo.
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I got scared and took a plea, paid a bulk of restitution by selling my remaining possessions.
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S.A.I.C. agreed to pay $500 million in restitution and penalties, most of which went to the city.
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The judge ordered Manafort to pay a fine of $50,000 and restitution of just over $24 million.
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Can a change in hemline help draw attention to the need for restitution, rehabilitation, and even reparations?
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The proceeds will fund restitution claims for automakers and help pay personal injury and wrongful death claims.
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SLC is seeking slightly more than $11 million in restitution (the value of the loan, plus interest).
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The regulator fined Morgan Stanley $3.25 million, and ordered that it pay clients $9.78 million in restitution.
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I've served my time, I paid restitution, I reached out to them, contrary to what was reported.
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Jones also faces three years of supervised release and restitution and a $250,000 fine, the statement said.
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Both Bobbitt and McClure must pay back the money in restitution, per their state court plea deals.
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He was also be ordered to pay a $50,85033 fine and up to $24 million in restitution.
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He will also be ordered to pay a $50,85033 fine and up to $24 million in restitution.
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Under the plea deal, Morgan has also agreed to pay the federal government around $190,000 in restitution.
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Manafort has also been ordered to pay a $50,85033 fine and up to $24 million in restitution.
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Epstein also registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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Shortey's attorney, Ed Blau, said the restitution order was fair and that Shortey would not be appealing.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Dusek was also ordered to pay $100,000 in fines and restitution.
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Pauley also ordered Cohen to pay $1.39 million in restitution, $500,000 in forfeiture and $100,000 in fines.
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America is a nation big enough and confident enough to correct itself, apologize and pay just restitution.
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One approach to devising a national policy of restitution is to revisit the original claims of freedmen.
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Violence and threats made against land rights campaigners has also undermined gains made in land restitution efforts.
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The Sisters of St. Joseph both desire and intend to make complete restitution to St. James School.
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His attorneys also asked the judge to dismiss 94 other restitution claims from miners and their families.
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The charity agreed last month to dissolve under court supervision, but the state continues to seek restitution.
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Seleznev has also been ordered to pay more than $50 million in restitution, according to federal officials.
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Kocher, a New Jersey builder, has asked Matsumoto to order Shkreli to pay him $29,2000 in restitution.
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The significance of Sarr and Savoy's report cannot be reduced to an argument that restitution is overdue.
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She doesn't remember my struggles when she was an infant or expect any sort of maternal restitution.
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There was no apology, no restitution — in fact, intimidation of the community only continued after the killings.
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Ms. Potts-Kant eventually pleaded guilty to two counts of forgery and paid restitution, the university said.
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In Europe, the restitution announcement drew tepid reactions from museum directors, as it sets a tricky precedent.
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In addition to his prison term, Reade ordered Rubashkin to pay back nearly $27 million in restitution.
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Debate over the restitution of colonial objects has rumbled on in France for a number of years.
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TransUnion and Equifax agreed to pay $17.6 million in restitution to customers and fines totaling $5.5 million.
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The scientists determined that the "coefficient of restitution," or the bounciness of the baseball, had not changed.
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With the growth of public interest in topic, countries are revisiting and revamping their policies around restitution.
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In 2015, the trust contacted Christopher Marinello at Art Recovery International, which specializes in mediating restitution claims.
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People who previously paid taxes on restitution can request to get that money refunded by Dec. 19.
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The state is seeking an unspecified amount of restitution and damages, plus penalties, for harm to victims.
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He was sentenced to five years in prison and ordered to pay $116,805 in fines and restitution.
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He also registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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The state was asking for as much as $1.6 billion to be paid in restitution to shareholders.
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He eventually pleaded guilty to three counts of criminal mischief and paid $15,000 in fines and restitution.
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Manafort will also have to pay restitution of at least $113 million for taxes he never paid.
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He ultimately pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny and paid $2145,163 in restitution and a $216,2145 fine.
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Mulder eventually pleaded guilty to two fraud counts and was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution.
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"Restitution is making people a bit nervous about spending a lot of money," Mr. de Grunne said.
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He spent the rest of his life trying to obtain some restitution and return to his homeland.
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And I think most people understand you can be sentenced to jail, probation, restitution if you harm someone.
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A plea deal calls for the couple to pay $1.45 million in restitution and $56,472 in back taxes.
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"Generate," the closing track from Restitution, is more aggressive techno, with abrasive synthetic drums and spindly, melodic instrumentation.
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Justin paid Schwartz $80,000 in restitution in the criminal case ... something to do with fancy, expensive Italian plaster.
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Easily, the judge in the criminal court could order the rapist to pay fines or restitution at sentencing.
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To redress the past, land redistribution and restitution has been a stated priority of the ANC-led government.
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According to Duke's William "Sandy" Darity Jr., co-author of the study, reparations require acknowledgement, restitution and closure.
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The judge also ordered Manafort to pay a fine of $50,000 and restitution of just over $24 million.
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Caspersen also could face fines and an order of restitution that would total tens of millions of dollars.
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And now Serbia, hoping to join the European Union, has adopted guidelines for the restitution of seized property.
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The suit asks for restitution of actual costs, punitive damages and triple damages under the civil racketeering claim.
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Three officers also pleaded guilty to fraud and were put on probation after paying restitution, the Times reported.
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For an investigation that took a single day, his client had to split restitution of $8,400, Weisberg said.
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She completed 10 days of community service at a children's hospital and repaid more than $110,000 in restitution.
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" Last week, Barr, 65, posted a cryptic tweet promising to make "restitution for the pain I have caused.
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In addition to the 6-year prison sentence, the judge also ordered Kermit to pay $967,158 in restitution.
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He is also required to pay restitution to the victim, which will be determined at his sentencing hearing.
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She also asks that Trump pay restitution of $2.8 million and additional penalties, according to the court papers.
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Richter will also have to pay a series of fines and fees, which include restitution to the victim.
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Turner was censured by Finra, fined $2165,2000 and ordered to pay $2109,13 plus interest in restitution to customers.
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Adkins, of Pikeville, Kentucky, was also ordered to pay over $93 million in restitution, the Justice Department said.
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"We are coordinating with Father Aitcheson in his efforts to seek reconciliation and make restitution," the statement said.
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According to DOJ officials, Avant will pay the IRS $153,522 in restitution as part of a plea agreement.
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On the money front, the docs say Mike has to fork out $123,913 in restitution to the IRS.
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Affected mortgage customers began receiving restitution December, Goyda said, getting a refund of their fees paid, plus interest.
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Tinley's plea included an agreement to pay restitution for those costs and forfeit two laptops, according to Law360.
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There is also growing recognition of the validity of restitution claims from a new generation of political leaders.
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Even if Tunsil's social media accounts were hacked, his legal hurdles for restitution are high, several experts said.
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"He is one of the few people who indeed can achieve the restitution and make the government whole."
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At the time of his conviction, he was ordered to pay that sum to the bank in restitution.
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He could also be required to pay a fine of more than $5 million and restitution to victims.
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Pacific Gas and Electric has already paid more than $1.7 billion in fines and restitution for the Sept.
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Underwood seeks to dissolve the Trump Foundation with the lawsuit and recover millions in restitution, the Times noted.
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Bregel must also pay restitution to the Humane Society and her former landlord and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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He never filed a restitution claim because he did not know he had the right to do so.
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Edwards was ultimately sentenced to 10 years in prison and ordered to pay $272,952.96 in restitution to Smith.
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Their sale is expected to bring as much as $2.5 million in restitution for the state Medicaid program.
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We should also know that forcing a few predators to apologize and make restitution won't fix the problem.
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"A lot of times the courts are imposing fines and restitution on someone that's already impoverished," Spellman said.
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The new law could allow more survivors of abuse by Epstein to seek restitution, said Bloom, the attorney.
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For this weekend at least, Mr. Gryseels is more focused on his museum reopening than the restitution debate.
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The judge also ordered Manafort to pay a fine of $50,000 and restitution of just over $33 million.
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But he proposes a gradualist approach that requires first a broader European rethinking of the principles of restitution.
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A date for sentencing, at which the amount of restitution will be determined, has not yet been scheduled.
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In settling with federal prosecutors and the S.E.C., the hedge fund paid $1.8 billion in fines and restitution.
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In addition to being sentenced to three years in prison, Rogers was ordered to pay $491,299 in restitution.
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The two will be sentenced on April 22018 and could face fines, restitution and jail time, Veverka said.
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I am leaving restitution opened as long as those victims that have issues that can be medically documented.
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In regard to restitution, I submit to the American government an invoice totaling fees incurred for medical treatment.
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Instead, it hung in a Dutch museum for a half century until the family won a restitution battle.
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Families are also often responsible for paying court fees, restitution and fines when a member goes to prison.
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The issue of restitution is especially fraught for Poland, which had Europe's largest Jewish community before the war.
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Williams and two co-conspirators were also ordered to pay over $5.3 million in restitution to her victims.
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You can also understand the distress of these renters and why they think they are owed some restitution.
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He could face up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, plus restitution to the victims.
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Restitution — meaning a company paying for the harms it imposes — is important in helping victims of corporate misdeeds.
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He has signed a plea agreement, which states that Boucher will make restitution of some sort to Paul.
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Not only must they pay fines, fees and restitution to vote, the registration process is confusing and complicated.
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The settlement included a $380.5 million restitution fund dedicated to consumer compensation and fees associated with the case.
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Democrats often tout the $85033 million in restitution the CFPB won for more than 30 million defrauded consumers.
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He has to pay restitution because he committed bankruptcy fraud, by laundering and concealing money in his case.
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In 2002, the universities launched an initiative to recover his lost art, the Max Stern Art Restitution Project.
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What could he possibly say to me or anyone else that would make restitution for what he did?
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To redress the past, land redistribution and restitution was supposed to be a priority of the ANC-led government.
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The University of Oklahoma reached a settlement agreement over the restitution of Camille Pissarro's "Shepherdess Bringing in Sheep" (1886).
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The Swiss-based body said it had filed a restitution request on Tuesday with federal prosecutors in New York.
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But it has passed wide-ranging reforms to clean up its operations, and has targeted restitution money to rebuild.
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FINRA assessed a $600,000 fine, and ordered AXA to pay $2.573,000 in restitution to affected 401(k) plan participants.
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Thus, at this point, the idea of restitution is based on a moral rather than on a legal duty.
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Per the term of his plea deal, Clay must pay $9,404 in restitution to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce.
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And two developments—one originating in Europe, the other in Africa—are making demands for restitution harder to resist.
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At one point, suppliers were so desperate for restitution that they camped out in the lobby of LeEco's offices.
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For his latest crimes, he was sentenced to life in prison and ordered to pay restitution to his victims.
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Progress in the area of land restitution—compensation for those known to have been disposessed—has been similarly slow.
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The restitution is solely the responsibility of the teen, not his parents, who came to the U.S. from Ukraine.
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Her attorneys said she shouldn&apost be responsible for paying restitution to the Humane Society of the United States.
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In addition to her prison sentence, Yangson must pay restitution and about $206,000 in taxes on the embezzled money.
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According to Kluger, the family Cerveny left behind is not entitled to restitution because she wasn't legally a victim.
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In recent months, renewed violence against land rights campaigners threatens to undermine gains made in Colombia's land restitution efforts.
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This makes it very difficult for them to provide for their families, repay restitution, or make child support payments.
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Ms. Biros has been an architect of programs to provide restitution to victims of the Catholic Church abuse scandal.
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He pleaded guilty to stealing the information and received 36 months of probation and must pay $600,000 in restitution.
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Temporary solution The agreement represents a breakthrough for the BDG, which was formed in 2007 to address restitution claims.
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The more professional ingenuity they showed despite being defrauded by Corinthian, the less money they will get in restitution.
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Justice Breyer stated that this interest outweighed the government's need to preserve assets to pay a fine or restitution.
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The court also ordered him to pay $5k in restitution to his ex-GF and $500 in court fees.
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The companies have been ordered to pay customers $10 million in restitution and another $3 million in civil penalties.
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Three officers also pleaded guilty to fraud and were put on probation after paying restitution, according to the Times.
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Since independence, the Nigerian government has intermittently pressed claims for restitution of the bronzes, which the museums have resisted.
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The British Museum has rebuffed claims for permanent restitution of the bronzes, citing laws against museums disposing of assets.
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Mr. Farley offered the club and prosecutors a restitution deal; the organization's leaders and the club's parent group balked.
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The high court ordered a new trial to determine how much Mr. Kerviel should pay the bank in restitution.
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In restitution news, an 18th-century Senegalese saber finally returned home, having been seized by the French in 1893.
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A one-star general and two colonels were eventually separated from the military after paying restitution and serving probation.
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He has also been ordered to pay $28500 million in restitution, forfeiture of $6900,2628 and a fine of $28503,22019.
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But Kocher, who had originally invested $200,000 in Shkreli's fund, claimed he was entitled to nearly $779,000 in restitution.
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As part of his plea, Bertrand agreed to pay about $78,500 in restitution, representing the amount he personally benefited.
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The real problem, I think, is the scale of restitution that could open up once a precedent is set.
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He has agreed to pay restitution and judgments totaling $5 million to the state, the attorney general's office said.
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The lawsuit is seeking restitution for affected consumers in California who purchased credit monitoring services from Equifax before Sept.
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It also ordered a recalculation of his $827,983 of restitution to Korn/Ferry to reconsider the legal fee component.
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Judge Claire Eagan also ordered Brinkley to pay restitution of $1.8 million and perform 50 hours of community service.
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Bariven sought restitution from Rincon and Shiera, who have pleaded guilty to charges under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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The department can resolve your case by requiring the contractor to pay restitution or fix or finish the job.
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The accountant was eventually convicted of theft and ordered to pay restitution, but they still haven't been made whole.
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Getting justice and restitution is of utmost importance for her to be able to move on with her life.
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In addition to the prison sentence, Ms. Sorokin was fined $24,2000 and ordered to pay restitution of about $262,2000.
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The report recommends setting up joint commissions to examine restitution requests and advise on conservation, curatorial education and training.
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He added that specifics regarding the requested artifacts would be sent to French officials appointed to handle restitution requests.
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But when man sins against man, the offender must seek and receive forgiveness from the victim, after making restitution.
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The Supreme Court took a decidedly narrower view of what "necessary" expenses could be the subject of mandatory restitution.
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If successful, it would force Mr. Trump and the three children to pay $2.8 million in restitution and damages.
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"German law is not restitution-friendly," Mara Wantuch-Thole, a Berlin-based attorney who specializes in such cases, said.
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She was sentenced to house arrest and probation, which she completed early after paying a small amount of restitution.
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If convicted, he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison and $250,000 fine, plus restitution, for every count.
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On Wednesday, a federal court in Kansas awarded Ms. Ross, now 26, about $8 million in damages and restitution.
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Colorado, the court ruled that states may not keep fines and restitution paid by defendants whose convictions were overturned.
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Mr. Mullen was eventually sentenced to two years' probation and ordered to pay $2264 in restitution for the investigation.
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The $15 million will support grass-roots organizations involved in restitution, and fund litigation, research, and debate, he added.
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The call comes on the heels of updates in museum restitution guidelines in Germany and the Netherlands last year.
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This left the judiciary as one of the few arenas in which former slaves could have advanced restitution claims.
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"There has been no substantial financial relief — this restitution would be the first," she said, according to the Times.
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Cohen has also been ordered to pay $1.4 million in restitution, forfeiture of $500,85033 and a fine of $50,000.
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"Our project is more global than restitution and also aims to valorize different types of patrimony," Bouli told Hyperallergic.
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Sometimes, he said, the tax issues are quietly handled as part of the overall restitution scheme, without formal charges.
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To add a cherry on top of Stroup's sentencing, the judge also ordered him to pay $533,624 in restitution.
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How can we, as a society, establish processes and procedures by which offenders can make restitution for their actions?
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And there's a separate issue — the public apology — a demand to make restitution, in some sense, to the community.
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At issue was a law passed by Congress that was aimed specifically at securing restitution in the case at hand.
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On Monday, four of those teenagers — now in their 20s — were ordered to pay $840,000 in restitution to Anderson's estate.
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" DeSantis, however, said Tuesday that the "idea that paying restitution to someone is equivalent to a tax is totally wrong.
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The bill allows those obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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" But then James seems to waffle a bit, saying, "If there is restitution to be made I will make it.
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"Susy did think of asking for restitution, but the Hungarian government was not giving any," Fox wrote in an email.
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Victims may need to hire an expensive private attorney, and even then may not win financial restitution in civil court.
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In his plea agreement, Dickey agreed to pay $220,000 in restitution, handing over $100,000 when he is sentenced on Oct.
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A federal judge in Trenton ordered George to pay $2.5 million in restitution and serve three years of supervised release.
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Ellis rejected the government's request to impose a stiff fine in addition to the restitution Manafort will have to pay.
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Things got worse after Mr Zuma took power in 2009, as communal authorities increasingly became the vehicles for receiving restitution.
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The court decided Congress had not exceeded its authority when it passed a law aimed specifically at securing such restitution.
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In his plea agreement, Dickey agreed to pay $203,000 in restitution, handing over $100,000 when he is sentenced on Oct.
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The prosecution originally requested a $65,000 restitution order against Young, but the judge reportedly did not want to bankrupt him.
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S. citizen convicted of sex trafficking to pay restitution to a foreign victim for crimes committed outside the United States.
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In June 2017, Banks was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to repay Duncan $7.5 million in restitution.
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In a trial in 22014, Chaney pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 2200 years in prison and $22017,179 in restitution.
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If the "false report" reports are not false, then the diplomatic thing for both sides to do is arrange restitution.
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The restitution is solely the responsibility of the boy, and not his parents, who came to the U.S. from Ukraine.
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Excluding the five works deemed worthy of restitution to the heirs of their Jewish owners, almost 500 require further research.
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The hunter could face a seven-year loss of his hunting license and up to $3,000 in fines, plus restitution.
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"Everything we are looking at now has to do with restitution of land and other forms of remedies," Sing'oei said.
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The announcement comes a day after FIFA asked for restitution on millions of dollars tied up in its bribery scandal.
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He got off Monday with 3 years probation, but also has to pay more than $40k in fees and restitution.
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In addition to the time behind bars, Washington could also be forced to pony up $750k in fines and restitution.
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Terms and conditions of probation could be some sort of class, psych counseling, community service, community labor, or even restitution.
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He said he would rule on restitution and other issues after a series of hearings in the next few weeks.
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White House deputy press secretary Raj Shah, however, said that D'Souza had made restitution and accepted responsibility for his actions.
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He also was ordered to pay $8,188,069 in restitution, starting with an initial payment of $100,000 and monthly payments thereafter.
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Nevertheless, like the Minnesota bill, several of the new proposed laws focus on restitution for damage that occurs during protests.
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Now he hopes to perhaps see some restitution from the sale of luxury items seized from Grossman by the feds.
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Experts predict that 2m lawsuits will be filed after the war by people seeking restitution for damaged or stolen property.
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The government thought the judge's sentence — three years of probation and restitution of $100,000 — was a tad lenient, and appealed.
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" Phillips is seeking restitution for legal fees and $100,000 from the director of the civil rights commission in "punitive damages.
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We continue to remain concerned by the slow pace of restitution efforts and lack of transparency about these important issues.
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Oh, and he makes monthly payments to Bank of America for the $262,000 the court says he owes in restitution.
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Kocher, a New Jersey builder, was the only one of Shkreli's investors to seek restitution for damages from the crimes.
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The civil complaint seeks payment of Mr. Strevell's restitution, in part by voiding transfers from him to Ms. Strevell-Childrose.
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Of the roughly 76,000 successful claims in the post-apartheid restitution process, only about 5,800 chose to have land returned.
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LPL paid a $10 million fine and $1.7 million in restitution to customers; it neither admitted nor denied the accusations.
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He was also sentenced to three years of supervised release and ordered to pay $2,292 in restitution to the IRS.
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Under Polish law, former owners can bring private restitution claims in Polish courts; some Jewish claimants have been awarded compensation.
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Now one of the lickers who got caught will serve jail time and pay over $2,000 in fines and restitution.
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And though the city claimed restitution on behalf of its residents, it also demanded damages for its own municipal coffers.
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Shafer does not defend Weinstein — he suggests that for the once-powerful producer, the only appropriate restitution may be jail.
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He was also ordered to pay $562,803 in restitution to victims and businesses whose storefronts were mangled in the blast.
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By insisting on full restitution, the idea of "long-term loans" to African countries becomes as absurd as it sounds.
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But Mr. Szentai-Heise said that open questions about art restitution should never have prevented the exhibition from going ahead.
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The attorney general's office has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Mr. Weinstein, seeking extensive civil penalties, restitution and damages.
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Where there has been a claim for restitution, this will be noted on an object being displayed, Mr. Dorgerloh said.
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If convicted, Levandowski faces a maximum sentence of 10 years and a fine of $250,000 plus restitution for each violation.
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He has also agreed to pay restitution, beginning with a $100,000 initial payment and monthly payments after that, officials said.
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Sarvas tackles big questions — about what constitutes restitution, the nature of faith, the essential role of storytelling in our lives.
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It asks that Mr. Trump pay restitution and be prohibited from leading a nonprofit in New York for 10 years.
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Germany is returning a few objects, has promised to give back others, and has generally embraced the notion of restitution.
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Most have received little or no restitution for the trauma they say they suffered, the careers derailed, the opportunities lost.
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When the family sued the Stedelijk in 2013, the Netherlands' restitution advisory committee ultimately ruled in favor of the museum.
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After a thorough investigation, Ham sat them down with his attorney and they came up with a plan for restitution.
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But Representative Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland, said the bill would deny full restitution to many victims of medical malpractice.
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Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, a historian who has written about restitution issues, said the report focused too narrowly on Jewish victims.
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Some legal experts had pointed out that the new legislation has some deficiencies, particularly that it does not ensure restitution.
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And imagine he was a restitution agent and ex-army and had come back and was now irredeemable in society.
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The firm settled with the state on April 18, agreeing to pay $30,000 in restitution to clients without admitting wrongdoing.
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But the CVRA "does not authorize an award of restitution against the United States," Marra said in his decision Monday.
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By insisting on full restitution, the idea of 'long-term loans' to African countries becomes as absurd as it sounds.
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More important, decriminalization does not address restitution toward the black and brown communities disproportionately harmed by the war on drugs.
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He has agreed to make restitution to the victims, which is $50k per victim -- presumably the children in the photos.
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He must also pay $22017,000 in restitution, maintain full-time work and take an anger management course, the records show.
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The team will report any objects possibly eligible for restitution to law enforcement agencies, including Scotland Yard and US Customs.
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The feds have said they will seize Shkreli's property to cover the restitution if he can't cough up the cash.
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The likelihood of Macron clearing this hurdle is slim, though the restitution report does deal with the principle of inalienability.
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Felwine Sarr, the co-author of the French restitution report (who is Senegalese), said the government of Senegal would soon formally ask for the restitution of the sword, which had been previously lent to Senegal in 2006 and 2008, as well as other items from the Musée de l'armée, Quai Branly, and Le Havre.
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The law allows the financial obligations to be converted to community service or for a victim or court to forgive restitution.
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Curtsinger has already paid the restitution — amounting to a couple of thousand dollars — required under his plea agreement, the prosecutor said.
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A judge ordered him to pay $44 million in restitution, but a court-appointed receiver found the money was essentially gone.
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The penalties include $850 million in restitution to automakers, $125 million for victims and families and a $25 million criminal fine.
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The show will chronicle the discovery, restoration, and restitution of the work, which will be repatriated to Korea after it closes.
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He also said Mills has willingly relinquished every asset of any value for the purpose of having restitution in the case.
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Ally Financial agreed to establish an $80 million restitution fund when it settled allegations of discrimination in auto financing last year.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Rodriguez will have two years of supervision and have to pay a restitution of $121,355.38.
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In exchange, prosecutors recommended a sentence of 57 months in prison, one year of supervised release, a fine, restitution and forfeiture.
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Awan's attorney, Christopher J. Gowen, said in court Tuesday they are seeking a probation-only sentence without a fine or restitution.
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As a result, Ruggles is permanently barred from membership on the CME and must pay $3.11 million in fines and restitution.
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Fujinaga was also ordered to forfeit $813.3 million and make $1.13 billion of restitution, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
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That's in addition to fines of $250,000 for every count of wire fraud and each count of conspiracy — not counting restitution.
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But they continue to do restitution, get educated, go to therapy and acquire job skills -- because they want to be ready.
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About $41,335 in cash seized during a search of Gilliam's home in December will go to his restitution, court documents show.
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But it's not clear whether Facebook has offered any financial restitution to the now-unemployed moderator who fled to Eastern Europe.
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Often, in the process of restitution, the burden is on families to prove an object was sold because of Nazi persecution.
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Already, Palestinian advocates complain of a double standard: Jews can sue for complete restitution of their pre-13 East Jerusalem properties.
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However, Wells Fargo has already agreed to tighten controls, fire implicated employees, and pay restitution of nearly $200 million to regulators.
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A$AP and the co-defendants will, however, have to pay restitution to the victim, and also cover Sweden's court expenses.
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If Macron succeeds in transforming the report into law, France would become the first country with a policy of full restitution.
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She was given a 20-year prison sentence and ordered to pay more than $8,100 in court costs, fees and restitution.
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And then last week announced that it will pay no further restitution to workers who lost their jobs in the shutdown.
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Well, feds have ordered Shkreli to hand over the album if he can't cover the $7.4 million he owes in restitution.
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Many of the murdered activists worked against drug trafficking or illegal mining and in favor of environmental or land restitution causes.
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Berger also ruled that Blankenship would not have to pay restitution to about 100 people, including former miners and family members.
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When Shavers paid restitution, these middlemen did not forward it on to the people whose bitcoins they had sent to Shavers.
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Most prisons also deduct a percentage of earnings to help cover a prisoner's child support payments, alimony, and restitution to victims.
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Depending on the state, an innocent person may not get any restitution, or may have to spend years fighting for it.
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They did restore all the data, and the man was ordered to pay $1.5 million in restitution and received jail time.
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Edwards faces up to 20 years in prison when he's sentenced, a $250,000 maximum fine, and mandatory restitution to the victim.
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Terminix International Co. has agreed to pay $10 million in fines and restitution for allegedly misusing pesticides, causing a family's illness.
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Ellis also ordered Manafort to serve three years of supervised release, and pay a $6900,2628 fine and $28503 million in restitution.
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A federal judge ordered Glafira Rosales to pay $81 million in restitution to the victims of the Knoedler Gallery art forgery.
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Restitution can, and surely must, help some of them to live the remainder of their lives with the dignity they deserve.
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What claim for restitution, if any, would other countries have against the developed nations that produce most of those emissions today?
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The restitution fee is for the deposit that Asgar and his family lost when they canceled the closing on the home.
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As part of the plea, Epstein registered as a sex offender and paid restitution to the victims identified by the FBI.
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He was fired last summer and now faces 46 months behind bars and a court order to pay $279,038 in restitution.
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She picked up an extra job to pay off the restitution and was relieved from her sentence early, the newspaper noted.
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Mr. Schneiderman's office said governmental entities and nonprofits will be notified if they are eligible to receive restitution under the settlement.
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Organized society hinges on the premise that there can be restitution for harms done and consequences for those who inflicted them.
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The attorney general is asking a court to dissolve the Trump Foundation and wants $2.8 million in restitution plus additional penalties.
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The Restitution of Land Rights Bill was among the first laws passed by the country's first democratic government in November 19943.
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Away from the spotlight, though, Mr. Lauder has been criticized for more than a decade by other restitution advocates and scholars.
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In all but the most egregious cases dealing with public health and safety, corporate fines and restitution are the appropriate remedy.
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If they decline, the retailer may pursue "other legal rights to seek restitution and resolve this crime," the video reportedly says.
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Shkreli's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, had argued that given that fact, none of the investors were entitled to restitution under the law.
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The documents released last week provided a look at how the use of a shell corporation can confuse a restitution claim.
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His promise to tax "Wall Street speculators" as social restitution for the taxpayer-funded bailout of 2008 is misguided at best.
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Indeed, restitution might catalyze a dynamic relationship between Poland and its Jewish Diaspora, a large portion of which includes American Jewry.
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The report detailed the logistics of the proposed restitution along with statistics on how much African work is actually in Europe.
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The details: The suit seeks to dissolve the foundation for "its persistent illegal conduct" and restitution of $2.8 million, plus penalties.
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Automakers would get $850 million in restitution for recall costs and a $25 million fine would be paid to the government.
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"There is no connection between the liberation of the young girls and the restitution of the Abacha funds," Mr. Crevoisier said.
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The suit demands that Exxon turn over all the money it made through the alleged fraud and make restitution to investors.
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Just last week, the French government agreed to begin a process of complete restitution of artifacts stolen from the African continent.
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The sisters' claim is further complicated by past efforts at restitution, including an international treaty between Poland and the United States.
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They also seized tiger and liliger cubs and a lemur and forced Lowe to pay $10,000 in restitution for their care.
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He was not charged with any crime, but agreed to pay $1 million in restitution to the state as a settlement.
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Frustrating: thanks to a long-running restitution dispute, Russian state museums are prohibited from lending works of art to American exhibitions.
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The judge sentenced him to a psychological evaluation, to probation and to pay $30,000 in restitution to the University of Michigan.
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Still, the change in French thinking, though only timidly reflected in policy, has prompted a shift in global attitudes toward restitution.
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Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's lawsuit, filed in 2013, seeks $40 million in restitution plus penalties and other costs, his office said.
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The DOJ says Hernandez has already agreed to pay $259,323 in restitution costs to Nintendo as part of a plea agreement.
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She was ordered to pay $10,000 in restitution and $12,500 for the investigation into her case, the department of insurance said.
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We prefer reparations to restitution so that bridges can be built between nations and cultures, in order to liberate creative energies.
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But the story of Henrietta Wood, a formerly enslaved woman who sued for restitution and won, is missing from the discussion.
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As part of his sentence, Viner also was ordered to pay $2,500 in restitution and serve two years of supervised release.
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"This is something that serves the interest of all parties," said J. Eric Bartko, who manages the Mosse Art Restitution Project.
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He must not have "verbal or electronic contact with anyone under the age of 18; stay 100 feet away from schools, parks, public swimming pools, youth centers, playgrounds and arcades; and pay $50,000 in restitution to each victim," People reports, though Deadline specifies that restitution is only required to be provided to victims who requested it.
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Housing discrimination has awful consequences, and courts may find that Facebook owes far more in restitution than it has so far provided.
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Andres Avelino Anduaga, a Mexican national, was ordered to pay back $360,908.85 in restitution to the Social Security Administration and other agencies
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He said his priority was ensuring that Epstein went to prison, paid restitution to his victims and registered as a sex offender.
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After a four-day trial in 2014, he was convicted on seven fraud counts and ordered to pay $1.2 million in restitution.
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If you own, lease, or have owned or leased one of those definitely not clean diesels, here's how to get your restitution.
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BTW, they also suggest she pay a fine or penalty of $20k, plus a TBD restitution amount and one year of probation.
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Whether it is fully put into effect or not, it remains a milestone in the study of restitution of looted cultural property.
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Underwood began a special proceeding to dissolve the the foundation and requested that the foundation pay $2.8 million in restitution and penalties.
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Diamond and Schutz, who was found guilty of disorderly conduct, also were ordered to pay $1,500 in restitution to the stabbing victim.
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Gottesfeld, who beyond serving 121 months in prison must also pay nearly $443,000 in restitution, has been in custody since February 2016.
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The end of Soviet rule offered hope for spiritual revival, but the church was more focused on the restitution of its properties.
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Restitution was the theme of the latest documenta, a contemporary art show held every five years, most recently in Kassel and Athens.
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The court also ordered the men to pay 24,000 euros in restitution to the woman they were convicted of attacking, Cubadebate said.
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With the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, they began a nearly 20-year period of restitution that was ultimately successful.
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The lawsuit seeks civil penalties, restitution for New York consumers, and "injunctive and equitable relief appropriate to redress" the company's fraudulent conduct.
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Often, the funds are used to offset operating costs or pay off inmates' court-ordered restitution while providing them with job training.
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Activist groups, like the National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America and the Restitution Study Group, sprang up during this period.
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Cox said he was considering a motion made by a lawyer for some owners on whether to allow additional restitution for victims.
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Each defendant could be in for up to 50 years in prison for their crimes and victims will be eligible for restitution.
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The company will establish a $300 million restitution fund which could climb to $425 million depending on how many people file claims.
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Harris is seeking an injunction, civil penalties and restitution in her office's lawsuit against the utility and the state Air Resources Board.
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Teresa's wages will no longer be garnished to fulfill the $414,588 restitution ordered by the court in 2014 ... according to new docs.
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In fact, the entire adversarial nature of most criminal cases may not offer all survivors the best chance at justice and restitution.
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He was ordered to pay a total of $20, 726 in restitution to Henderson and her family, the Santa Maria Times reported.
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The people responsible for the shipment also pleaded guilty to federal charges and were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay restitution.
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The proposed law also will entitle victims to monetary restitution to get a picture off the internet and out of public distribution.
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Maurizio was sentenced to 200 months in prison and ordered to pay a $50,000 fine and $10,000 in restitution to each victim.
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Seibert notes how smaller lenders in the scheme may not have received restitution from from third party resellers of Shaver's ponzi scheme.
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A court in Paris agreed, stating that it "massively borrowed key elements," and ordered screenwriter Luc Besson to pay €465,000 in restitution.
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They are not subject to colonial-era restitution claims, and few people see their galleries as sites for expanding narratives and representation.
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As part of his guilty plea, Francis agreed to pay $35 million in restitution and cooperate with federal prosecutors in the probe.
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"The restitution is clearly proportionate to the offense because it does not exceed the financial damages caused by the youth," he wrote.
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Then came restitution, the part of a criminal case when the perpetrator is supposed to make the victim (at least financially) whole.
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These changes fit into a broader pattern in which Mulvaney's CFPB sought lower fines for wrongdoers and less restitution for harmed consumers.
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The SEC said those who purchase cryptocurrencies are entitled to protection under federal securities laws, but would have limited success getting restitution.
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The lawsuit seeks penalties and restitution as well as an order requiring Equifax to disgorge any profits it obtained during the breach.
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But surely, he thought, he'd at least get restitution money so he could take some time to figure out his next step?
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Kasbar pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor count of illegally taking an endangered species, and will pay $8,486 in restitution to the zoo.
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Yet restitution serves as a powerful recognition of the deprivation of property rights and a testament to countries' efforts to acknowledge history.
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"I felt so guilty; I couldn't sleep at night," said Mr. Baker, who has since been ordered to pay $208,000 in restitution.
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"I smirked and handed it to my son and said, 'Here's the first restitution payment to your Little League,'" Mr. Whitcomb said.
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And in 1988, President Ronald Reagan, officially on behalf of the United States, apologized for the internment and paid a token restitution.
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Both men will have to pay $1,800 restitution, the amount set by statute for killing black bears, the state's news release says.
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He was convicted two years later and sentenced to 80 days in jail and ordered to pay $0003,000 in restitution, officials say.
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FIFA, Mr. Havelange and Mr. Teixeira had reached a settlement in 2010 to end the Swiss criminal investigation by making partial restitution.
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Mr. Strevell still owes the state just over $102,000 on his restitution judgment as of June 14, according to the civil complaint.
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Teresa and husband Joe are still hustling to pay the rest of the restitution since Joe is headed off to prison soon.
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The felon claimed he didn't have to pay because the judge ordered restitution after the 90-day deadline specified in the act.
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To understand why this is a problem, it's helpful to explain how three things — court fines, restitution, and "user fees" — are different.
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Watchdogs argue that the database is an essential tool in providing restitution for banking errors and alerting authorities of violations of law.
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The court sentenced Brown on Monday to 48 months in prison, and ordered him to pay a restitution of $85033,836 to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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"Staying humble and grounded in the public eye, taking the beating and responding with regret, is how individuals show restitution," Joy said.
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He agreed to pay restitution and judgments totaling $5 million to New York State, according to New York Attorney General Barbara Underwood.
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In addition to the house arrest, Mr. Burke was sentenced to 27 months' probation and ordered to pay fines, costs and restitution.
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After a hearing, an administrative judge can order a business to pay restitution, issue a fine or even revoke the contractor's license.
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Beyond the restitution, the foundation and its directors could face several million dollars in additional penalties, depending on how the court rules.
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Judge Katherine B. Forrest of Federal District Court in Manhattan also ordered Mr. Peralta to pay more than $5 million in restitution.
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And maybe that's why the discussion about #MeToo and forgiveness never seems to go anywhere, because men aren't proposing paths for restitution.
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Before Mr. Baker left Chicago to begin serving his sentence, he received a bill from the Justice Department for $154,831,682.32 in restitution.
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He had not paid any of his restitution, and Justice Department guidelines listed unpaid fines as a reason for rejecting such applications.
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Aram sought restitution but was unsuccessful, and the Met bought the painting from a trio of dealers in New York in 1984.
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Unfortunately, Icelandair has no record of your call and — despite my multiple efforts to plead your case — remains unwilling to extend restitution.
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Social leaders and activists calling for land restitution and human rights have been the targets of violence by neo-paramilitary criminal bands.
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The study was commissioned by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, which negotiates restitution for Holocaust victims and their descendants.
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"Since your conviction, you completed your probation and paid restitution and taxes," the Democratic governor wrote in the pardon letter to Latorre.
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Since SSN's are assigned at birth and changing the number is next to impossible, victims have limited options for restitution or recourse.
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Yet according to legislation passed in 1994, they are entitled to restitution of mobile property, as well as the payment of compensation.
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He ordered Cohen to pay $1.39 million in restitution, five hundred thousand dollars in forfeitures, and a hundred thousand dollars in fines.
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Defendants who enter the program pay only a modest fee but must plead guilty and pay off all restitution within a year.
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A set of treasures from Senegal was included on the list of objects that the restitution report said should be returned immediately.
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The idea for the exhibition arose in 2014, after Düsseldorf returned a self-portrait by Wilhelm von Schadow to the restitution project.
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Some of her family members believe her life deserves a different resolution: They'd like to see her make restitution for her deceptions.
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This private act of restitution came amid a growing clamor for Western collections to return ethnographic artifacts to their places of origin.
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The Uffizi's director has used social media to call out Germany authorities who have yet to respond to his requests for restitution.
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From London to Berlin, museum directors recognize that the precedent in France could further legitimize calls for restitution in their own countries.
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The question of restitution has an undoubtedly political angle, one that Macron is deftly using to leverage foreign relations with African countries.
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In the next five years, I want the conditions to be created for the temporary or permanent restitution of African patrimony to Africa.
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It was not clear from the press conference whether any victims have actually received restitution as a result of the non-prosecution agreement.
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Judge denies request by vereit for a roughly $35 mln restitution order against brian block, former cfo of a predecessor company — court ruling
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According to TMZ, Mike is facing up to five years in prison and will have to pay $123,913 in restitution to the IRS.
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"We are aware that four of our players were detained over restitution of a bill," the Jaguars said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"A clear signal that we are committed to reappraising the colonial past," Gruetters said at a press conference announcing the restitution in Berlin.
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"It brightens the prospect of a return to their homeland with honor and dignity and restitution according to their free will," it said.
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The company is expected to pay a $25 million criminal penalty and $850 million in restitution to automakers who purchased the air bags.
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The bureaus must pay a total of $17.6 million in restitution to consumers and civil penalties will cost a total of $5.5 combined.
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"The idea that paying restitution to someone is equivalent to a tax is totally wrong," he told The Tampa Bay Times in May.
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U.S. District Judge William Young in Boston also sentenced Allen to serve three years of supervised release and pay $20013 million of restitution.
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Restitution, they determined, amounted to about $2.6 million for the entire group -- with lawyers fees and damages, they proposed settling for $5.4 million.
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Court records already publicly available at the time showed that Sater was not ordered to pay restitution and the government never requested it.
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He had served eight years of his sentence and will now be released on supervised leave and continue to make his restitution payments.
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African activists calling for mass restitution tend to affirm that virtually all art brought from Africa in the colonial era was acquired immorally.
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The settlement is expected to include restitution to some victims and automakers, who have been forced to recall vehicles with the defective inflators.
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A year after the stabbing, Slater was sentenced to one-year house arrest and two years probation, along with paying Halbert restitution fees.
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Both the defense and the prosecution agreed to delay a decision about Manafort's restitution until after his second sentencing in D.C. next week.
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French President Emmanuel Macron called for the restitution of African artworks and artifacts held in France during a speech in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
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Rick's take: The public deserves answers as to how such a horrible crime could go on for so long without detection and restitution.
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Journalist Matthew Keys might be on the hook for $2003,2200 in restitution to his one-time employer Tribune Company (now known as Tronc).
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Incognito also has to pay fines, fees and restitution ... and isn't allowed to have firearms or visit the mortuary during his probation period.
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Smith's sentence is likely to involve paying $500,000 in restitution and five years of probation, according to those familiar with the plea deal.
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But few were American citizens at the time of the revolution, and thus have been unable to seek restitution through the Iran-U.
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The state is still seeking restitution of $2.8 million and a 10-year ban on Trump and his three eldest children running charities.
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Ralph Shortey was ordered by a judge Thursday to pay more than $22019,000 in restitution to an underage victim he bought for sex.
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"The restitution of funds will take place within the framework of a project supported and overseen by the World Bank," the statement said.
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The Justice Department said the $195 million payment includes $53 million in restitution, $24 million in disgorgement, and a fine of $118 million.
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A previous standard in Florida only mandated that felons pay back restitution to their victims in order to get their civil rights back.
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A legal settlement had expressed an idea of justice as financial restitution; my neighbor had expressed an idea of justice as physical retribution.
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Many Iowa Republicans in the state Senate have expressed similar support, saying that victim restitution payments should be a requirement, The Register noted.
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According to the AP, the settlement provides for two years of free credit-monitoring services and other possible restitution valued at $117.5 million.
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"This is simple restitution to the martyrs' families," said Yahiya al-Nasiri, the governor of Dhi Qar Province, where the executions took place.
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Sand said the scheme resulted in payouts of $2.2 million and he has demanded repayment through restitution from the Tipton brothers and Rhodes.
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For many Holocaust survivors and their families, such restitution would reconnect them to the proud thousand-year history of Jewish life in Poland.
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"Reparations, if you want to call it that, or some type of restitution, for those most victimized must be dealt with," said Fab.
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The state also has to tell victims what's available to them in terms of sexual assault advocates, victim restitution funds, or protective orders.
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"This is a very unjust decision," said Gideon Taylor, chairman of operations at the World Jewish Restitution Organization, which is based in Jerusalem.
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Artists may make attempts at restitution—by telling stories that show Jews and Poles living in harmony, by singing Mickiewicz's words in Ukrainian.
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If you've been scammed and you file a complaint, you might be entitled to restitution if a court orders defendants to pay up.
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The rulings of judges, however, are also undeniably moral, bearing as they do on issues of justice, restitution and the execution of punishment.
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She pleaded guilty to theft of property, a felony, and agreed to serve three years of probation and pay restitution for unlawful expenditures.
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Some Greeks have expressed concern that if this country is allowed to call itself Macedonia, the families of those expelled will seek restitution.
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"It was hoped that she would be held accountable and have to pay restitution, despite her political connections," he said in an email.
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In five other cases, the museum settled restitution claims by returning works acquired during Mr. Hannema's reign as director from 1921 to 303.
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There have been a handful of successful prosecutions of diplomats for violations of labor laws that included restitution, but these are the exception.
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His felony was later reduced to a misdemeanor, and he was spared jail time, but paid $18 million to the state in restitution.
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The creation of the task force, called the Mission for Research and Restitution of Spoliated Cultural Property, was announced shortly after that speech.
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Mr. Walker has used money from his publishing contract to pay off some of the roughly $30,000 in restitution he owes the banks.
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All previous efforts failed, however, with one of the biggest obstacles being concerns among lawmakers about how much the restitution legislation could cost.
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" While restitution was "not a word that I'm scandalized by," he added, there are "other ways to engage in cultural cooperation with Africa.
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Trump has also allowed US citizens to sue for restitution of property seized by the communist government when it took power in 1959.
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If convicted, Levandowski faces a sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a fine of $250,000, plus restitution for each violation.
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McAuliffe's order restored voting rights to felons who have completed their incarceration, parole or probation and paid all court-related fees and restitution.
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If the attorney general wins restitution, it could also help older cabdrivers who were counting on their medallion value for their retirement savings.
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A restitution case against the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, filed in 2016, may be heading to the US Supreme Court.
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Tom Mesereau, co-counsel on her case, said in a telephone interview on Thursday she will also pay $60 restitution to the victim.
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There has been a land redistribution and restitution provision in the country's constitution since South Africa held its first democratic elections in 1994.
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The bureau won more than $12 billion in restitution for more than 30 million defrauded consumers, a figure often cited by its allies.
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That order would've applied to those who'd "completed their sentences and paid all of their court-ordered restitution," but his successor, former Gov.
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In addition to the 90 days in jail, Ajple must pay Youngblood $155 in restitution and report to 72 hours of supervised probation.
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If the city does not pay relief in 30 days, James plans to file the lawsuit for restitution on behalf of the drivers.
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Her little-known victory offers lessons for today, both about the impact restitution can make and about the limited power of payment alone.
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One woman said to Heather, I know I'm a wicked person, I'm a mean person, but she made no attempt to make restitution.
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The bureau won more than $12 billion in restitution for more than 30 million defrauded consumers, a figure often cited by its allies.
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What if they had unknowingly failed to pay a court restitution fee of some sort and were accused of fraudulently registering to vote?
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Mr. Wildstein, 55, was instead sentenced to three years' probation, 500 hours of community service and more than $20,000 in fines and restitution.
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Ms. Procter does not work with the museums where she gives her tours, but she said they all needed to better address restitution.
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Mr. Cuenot said it was still too early to determine how the shifting attitudes toward restitution had affected auction sales for African art.
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Federal prosecutors recommended that Semprevivo spend 13 months in prison, pay a $95,000 fine, 12 months of supervised release and restitution of $105,753.
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Mr. Dorgerloh has said that where a claim for restitution has been made, it would be noted along with any object on display.
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She had already agreed with prosecutors to pay restitution of at least $3 million to the Internal Revenue Service when she pleaded guilty.
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In late September, a petition penned by intellectuals and activists urged Belgian parliament to deaccession looted objects and trigger the process of restitution.
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The Art Recovery Group announced the restitution of an indigenous Colombian artifact that went missing from a museum in Cartagena 80 years ago.
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Federal agents seized hundreds of thousands of dollars in his possession, and he was sentenced to pay another half a million dollars in restitution.
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"The idea that paying restitution to someone is the equivalent to a tax is totally wrong," DeSantis told the Tampa Bay Times in May.
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The cruelty to animals charge was dismissed in 2016 after Kelley completed his sentence, which included paying $368 in restitution, the Denver Post reported.
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One of Sater's attorneys said in a statement at the time that the government had waived restitution payments partly out of gratitude to Sater.
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As he was a juvenile, he was required to perform 30 hours of community service and pay roughly $500 in restitution to his victim.
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Aaron and Melissa Wilkey have each been ordered to pay a $100,000 fine to CME, along with restitution and disgorgement for the improper trades.
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He also faces 12 months of supervised release and restitution in an amount that the court will determine at sentencing, according to the agreement.
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Germany's culture minister, Monika Grütters, announced plans to reform the Limbach Commission, the restitution panel founded to mediate disputes related to Nazi-looted art.
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Cover Image: Luigi Di Maio speaks to the media after the flash mob for the 'Restitution day' on February 6, 2019 in Rome, Italy.
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The deal, which is still subject to a six-month court approval process, will establish a consumer restitution fund of up to $425 million.
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The carrot is an amnesty, approved by the national assembly, for military and civilian personnel who act "in favour of the restitution of democracy".
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Regardless, the substitute assets being forfeited don't count toward any penalty or restitution the judge might later impose on the so-called pharma bro.
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People who have finished their sentence, done their probation, paid their court costs, paid their fines, paid their restitution — and have still been waiting.
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Under the deal, Chatwal must undergo extensive psychological and drug treatment, do 5 days community service and pay $1,039 in restitution to the ASPCA.
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He has made both inroads and enemies through this initiative, which has manifested in a variety of cultural referenda like the upcoming restitution report.
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Court records show Thomas was sentenced to 1 year probation and 50 hours of community service, and was ordered to pay fines and restitution.
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According to new legal docs ... Jordan Belfort still owes the victims a whopping $97,538,621.34 in restitution to satisfy a $110 million judgment against him.
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Prosecutors want Holder sentenced to more than 6 years and believe Cerveny's estate is entitled to restitution because the apartment effectively facilitated her death.
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Welch also faces potential fines and must pay restitution for damage to a computer, door lock and a ping pong table at the restaurant.
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If the restitution order goes though, it will help because even if I did have insurance, I wouldn't have had all that jewelry covered.
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Dozens of major investors in Volkswagen are banding together to bring a lawsuit for hundreds of millions of dollars in restitution from the company.
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It begins with restitution to the city of Chicago and every law enforcement officer and first responder entity that devoted resources to this drama.
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Citibank agreed to repay credit card customers the excess interest they paid, but the CFPB did not fine the bank beyond the ordered restitution.
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The settlement is also expected to include restitution to some victims and automakers, who have been forced to recall vehicles with the defective inflators.
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Now it's time for the company to do what's right and not only pay restitution to the millions of victims of their data breach.
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"We don't want anybody to be disenfranchised, even people who have been convicted of crimes, as long as they've paid any restitution," he said.
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The bank has long acknowledged that the original €4.9 billion restitution award was a symbolic sum that it did not expect would be paid.
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CFPB's defenders often point to the more than $11 billion in restitution for customers taken by the agency from allegedly abusive lenders and banks.
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The lawsuit alleges violations of racketeering and consumer protection laws, and seeks remedies including possible refunds, restitution for lost resale value, and punitive damages.
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The attorney general wants the foundation dissolved, $2.8 million in restitution and Trump banned from serving as director of a nonprofit for a decade.
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The state compounds this injury by requiring often desperately poor people to pay fines, court costs, restitution and other fees before they can vote.
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During the interview, he said he recognized that, given his profile as a restitution advocate, he will continue to be subject to greater scrutiny.
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She will either pay a fine and restitution or make a court appearance after carving a heart into a rock in Sedona National Park.
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He faces up to 20 years in prison, and according to his plea agreement agreed to make $3 million of restitution to the newswires.
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So far, Wells Fargo has settled with regulators for $185 million in fines, plus restitution to customers who incurred fees on the sham accounts.
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The charge carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison, $250,000 in fines, and monetary restitution to the victim, according to The Post.
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The idea that Disney and Marvel investing so much in a movie with a black cast and crew can count as something like restitution?
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Do you remember your first reactions to Mr. Macron's speech in Ouagadougou, when he called for the "temporary or permanent restitution" of African art?
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This restitution should be part of a collaborative process of information gathering, research, scientific exchange and training in the next five years, they say.
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To help fund its criminal justice system, the state bills defendants for many administrative costs (beyond any restitution that criminals are ordered to pay).
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They add an additional layer of punishment to people who have already gone to jail, paid fines and may even be paying victim restitution.
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Restitution, fines and fees are often turned into a lien, which records the debt but converts it from a criminal to a civil matter.
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France has streamlined the restitution process with this latest move, and taken some of the decision-making power out of the hands of curators.
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Richard F. Smith, above, who stepped down last week as chief executive, said he was "truly and deeply sorry" but didn't promise any restitution.
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In June, Lim Guan Eng, Malaysia's new finance minister, said the government intended to seek restitution from Goldman for some of the missing money.
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The details of his restitution payment were not completed Wednesday, as the Guatemalan federation to receive the money has itself been suspended by FIFA.
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Professor Savoy said in August that the new willingness to admit even just the need for provenance research and consider restitution is important progress.
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For a country where hockey is paramount among sports and where few people accept the doping allegations against Russia, it's a chance for restitution.
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The creators involved in the lawsuit want more than just restitution for what they feel like they've lost — subscribers, views, and even ad revenue.
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As part of his guilty plea, Robinson agreed to pay $42,000 in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service owed on his own personal taxes.
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Mr. Gianforte also paid Mr. Jacobs $4,464.97 in restitution that covered, among other expenses, his emergency room visit and his glasses, Mr. Lambert said.
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U.S. District Judge Deborah K. Chasanow also ordered Ms. Pugh, a Democrat, to pay more than $400,000 in restitution and to forfeit nearly $700,000.
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The woman was ordered to pay $1.6 million in restitution and serve 40 months in prison after defrauding a Houston medical student, prosecutors said.
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The agency had asked the judge to impose $4 million in fines and for the couple to pay over $50,000 restitution to several customers.
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He said in a 2007 deposition in a separate restitution case that he had no idea the works had once belonged to Mr. Grünbaum.
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The second form of damages includes restitution in the form of the Astros returning their post-season bonuses from winning the 2017 World Series.
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He has been ordered to pay $9,000 in restitution, nearly $4,000 or prosecution costs and $22,000 in attorney fees as part of his sentence.
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Some fair-minded critics concede that the nation should acknowledge past wrongs, but doubt that any amount of restitution can redress evils so great.
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As The Times at least suggested in 1878, the wounds of the past may not be healed until restitution and acknowledgment are finally conjoined.
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The restitution ordered by U.S. District Judge Susan Oki Mollway also includes what Hawaiian Airlines paid to find seats for passengers on other airlines.
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The attorney general's office, led by Barbara Underwood, is seeking to dissolve the Trump Foundation and wants $2.8 million in restitution, plus additional penalties.
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"In a recent scam, the unknown actors emailed victims requesting the recipients provide additional information in order to be paid restitution," the alert said.
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As part of his plea agreement, he was ordered to pay restitution to the IRS in the amount of $337,693, according to court documents.
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There have also been student-led initiatives demanding universities make some sort of sustained effort to provide restitution to the descendants of the enslaved.
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I asked the Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York about victim restitution and asset forfeiture, and they politely declined to comment.
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The French report recommends the restitution of "any objects taken by force or presumed to be acquired through inequitable conditions" during the colonial period.
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Mr. Claes said the report was too negative in tone and that the restitution debate should be addressed on a case-by-case basis.
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Sports Briefing | Pro Football The former Giants and Jets star Plaxico Burress has five years to repay New Jersey $56,000 in back taxes and restitution.
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As well as accepting the agreement reached between VW and the U.S. government, Cox rejected separate calls from lawyers representing individual VW customers for restitution.
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