And this demands a great deal of penance, a great deal of restitution, in order to be converted from this sin".
"If you order such a huge amount of restitution to a young person who has no ability to pay it, how meaningful is that as a consequence," asked Chan.
The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit took a broader view of what can be reimbursed in United States v. Amato, in which a company's internal investigation of a complex fraud by its employees resulted in a restitution order of more than $3 million for legal fees and accounting costs.
A further experimental study is also carried out in order to identify the Maximum Coefficient of Restitution in beach tennis rackets; this coefficient is related to racket efficiency and characterized by a minimum absorption of the ball incident kinetic energy by the racket.
That's in addition to the $1.4 million worth of restitution Fogle been ordered to pay out to 14 victims; as of last week, he had paid out $1 million so far, according to the New York Times.
When he became sole emperor at the end of 361, he proclaimed his pagan faith, ordered the restitution of the temples seized under Constantius, and freed all the bishops who had been banished by the Arians, so as to weaken Christianity through the resumption of doctrinal disputes.
Snow said on Tuesday he was "inclined" to order restitution of $1,500, plus $200 for every 20 minutes a driver was detained, to profiling victims.
In 996 Basil promulgated comprehensive punitive legislation against the landed families, ordering the restitution of land acquired from the peasantry since 922 and requiring proof of title to other land going back in some cases as far as 1,000 years.
In addition, prosecutors would have made a restitution order for money for the victim, but deferred the issue of restitution to the civil court judge handling the wrongful death case.
