Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
A person is convicted of theft 2 to 20 K from elderly. Sentenced to 2 yrs. probation. One provision of probation included make restitution. Person did not adher to probation requirements and was filed on Motion to Revoke. Subsequently, Person sentenced to 2 years TDCJ. If after serving full 2 years in TDCJ, will person still be required to make restitution?
Asked on 2/10/10, 1:10 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Paul Walcutt
Law Office of Paul Holt Walcutt
No. Once a person completes his or her sentence and is not on any sort of supervised release, he or she cannot be required to make restitution payments.
Answered on 2/15/10, 1:57 pm
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