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Restitution, Reparation, and Indemnification

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  1. Which set identifies the components of civil liability under RPC Article 104?
  2. What is the basic rule for restitution of the thing under Article 105?
  3. In fixing reparation under Article 106, what may the court consider?
  4. A stolen musical instrument is recovered and can be returned, but damage during the theft reduced its value. The offend…
  5. A crime causes proven consequential losses to the victim and to a third person. Which statement correctly applies Artic…
  6. A stolen painting is traced to a third person who acquired it lawfully. The prosecution establishes that no rule govern…
  7. A damaged keepsake is recoverable. The victim asks the court both to return it with an allowance for diminished value a…
  8. A stolen camera is recovered in a damaged condition and can be returned. Explain the proper treatment of return and the…
  9. Distinguish restitution, reparation and indemnification for consequential damages. Apply the distinctions to a stolen k…
  10. A third person lawfully acquired a thing taken in a felony. Explain Article 105’s general restitution rule, the possess…
  11. What measure does Article 111 state for a person’s gratuitous participation in felony proceeds?
  12. Does Article 108 provide that the injured person’s action to demand restitution, reparation or indemnification descends…