Section 5 of POA : Section 5: Power Of Court To Require Released Offenders To Pay Compensation And Costs
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a young individual, John, is convicted of a minor theft. The court decides to release John on probation instead of sending him to prison, considering his age and the fact that this was his first offense. Along with the probation, the court also orders John to pay compensation to the victim, Mr. Smith, for the stolen items, which were valued at $500. Additionally, the court orders John to co...
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