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Fifth Circuit: Federal Government May Collect Restitution Up To 20-Years
By Matt Clarke
The Fifth Circuit court of appeals held that the government may place a lien on property to collect restitution for up to twenty years after the judgment, even if the victim has waived collection of the restitution.
In 1992, David B. Ridgeway was convicted of 22 federal ...
The Fifth Circuit court of appeals held that the government may place a lien on property to collect restitution for up to twenty years after the judgment, even if the victim has waived collection of the restitution.
In 1992, David B. Ridgeway was convicted of 22 federal ...
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