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restitution

[res-ti-too-shuhn, -tyoo-] / ˌrɛs tɪˈtu ʃən, -ˈtyu- /


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She paid restitution and fines, and came back just fine afterward.

From Salon

Although criminal cases can sometimes lead to restitution, they tend to move more slowly, focus more on imprisonment than repayment, and require a higher standard of proof.

From MarketWatch

He faced a four-year prison term—he was free on appeal—and federal prosecutors were seeking roughly $676 million in restitution from him.

From The Wall Street Journal

A long-standing principle in our legal system has always been that if another party causes you harm, you have the right to take them to court and make your case for restitution.

From Los Angeles Times

Over the years, I’ve gotten restitution in one form or another from restaurants, insurance companies and even a dentist’s office — all because I stated my case when it came to a problem.

From MarketWatch