This law section outlines the procedures for docketing and enforcing restitution orders in Virginia, including notification requirements and the absence of a statute of limitations for enforcement. It also specifies that courts may include interest on restitution awards, starting from the date of loss unless otherwise ordered. Repealed provisions are also noted.
The court provides notice to the defendant at their last known address, including the victim's mailing address if provided.
No, enforcement of restitution docketed in Virginia is not subject to any statute of limitations.
Yes, courts may order interest on restitution, which accrues from the date of the loss unless specified otherwise.
Revised or repealed sections, like § 19.2-305.3, are no longer in effect and are replaced by current statutes.