Sentence examples for order restitution from inspiring English sources

Had he harmed you in a way for which a court might order restitution, you could still seek that.

Prosecutors made the revelation as they told a judge in court papers that there was no need to order restitution because all of Mr. Madoff's assets will be distributed to investors through forfeiture requirements.

Judges' reactions have varied, with some declining to order restitution, including one in Texas and another in Maine, usually saying that the link between possession and the harm done is too tenuous to reach the level of "proximate harm" generally required under the law for restitution.

The only alternative policy would be one of permanent partition and garrisoning of a defeated Germany, for which the democracies have neither the strength nor the moral mandate.These, then, are the four principles of peace: Democracy, an International Order, Restitution and Generosity.

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.

"The respondent took the money, and we have ordered restitution".

A United States district judge in Manhattan, Denise L. Cote, sentenced Mr. Skowron to five years in prison and ordered restitution to Morgan Stanley of $3.8 million for its legal costs related to the criminal and civil investigations of the trading.

Grumbach obtained an order of restitution from the imperial court of justice, but he was unable to execute it, and in 1558 some of his followers assassinated the bishop.

It didn't get the cash back, but the court vacated the conviction and sentence (including an additional order of restitution) and dismissed the original indictment.

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.

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.