Virginia law allows courts to require defendants on probation or with suspended sentences to pay fines or costs either on a set date or in installments. Additionally, courts may impose conditions that the defendant maintain peace and good behavior until the financial obligations are fulfilled. These provisions aim to regulate the payment process and ensure proper conduct during repayment.
Yes, Virginia law allows courts to set installment payments as a condition of probation or suspended sentence.
Courts may require the defendant to be of peace and good behavior until the fines and costs are fully paid.
While courts can require payment of fines or costs as a condition, it is not mandatory in every case but depends on the court's discretion.
Failure to comply with payment conditions may result in additional penalties or modifications to the probation or sentence terms, depending on the court's decision.