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FL S1880
Bill
Status
3/14/2020
Primary Sponsor
Criminal Justice
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AI Summary
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Requires both the child and the child's parent or guardian to pay restitution for damage or loss caused by juvenile offenses, regardless of whether adjudication is imposed or withheld
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Authorizes courts to establish payment plans for restitution based on the child's and parent's or guardian's ability to pay when they cannot pay in a lump sum
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Allows parents or guardians to be absolved of restitution liability if: it is the child's first referral to the delinquency system and the parent made good faith efforts to prevent delinquent acts; the victim is the parent or guardian; the parent did not have custody during relevant proceedings; or the child turns 18 and the parent made good faith compliance efforts
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Exempts the Department of Children and Families, foster parents, community-based care lead agencies, and licensed facilities from being considered parents or guardians responsible for restitution when the child is a dependent
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Requires the clerk of court to notify the court if restitution is not paid or if a payment plan is not followed, effective October 1, 2020
Legislative Description
Restitution for Juvenile Offenses
Last Action
Died in Judiciary
3/14/2020