In the Context of Judicial Dispositions, Which of the Following

question 40

Multiple Choice

In the context of judicial dispositions, which of the following is a difference between fines and restitution?

• A) Unlike fines, restitution stemmed from the retributive ideas of justice.
• B) Unlike restitution, fines are levied by bailiffs.
• C) Fines are payable to the government, whereas restitution is seen as reparation to an injured party or to the community.
• D) Restitution refers to any monetary compensation that is paid as an out-of-court settlement, whereas fines are levied by judges in exchange of incarceration.

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