Chapter 25 - Judgment And Execution

Chapter 25 - Judgment And Execution

Section 17-25-10. No person shall be punished until legally convicted.
Section 17-25-20. Punishment for felony when not specially provided.
Section 17-25-30. Sentence when no punishment is provided.
Section 17-25-45. Life sentence for person convicted for certain crimes.
Section 17-25-50. Considering closely connected offenses as one offense.
Section 17-25-60. Change of sentence when former convictions were not considered at time of imposition.
Section 17-25-65. Reduction of sentence for substantial assistance to the State; motion practice.
Section 17-25-70. Authority of local officials to require able-bodied convicted persons to perform labor in public interest.
Section 17-25-80. Authority of Commissioner of Department of Corrections as to convicts sentenced to hard labor.
Section 17-25-100. Suspension of sentence in misdemeanor cases.
Section 17-25-110. Suspension of sentence shall run for period of time prescribed by judge.
Section 17-25-120. Restitution of stolen goods.
Section 17-25-125. Sentence for crimes involving the unlawful taking or receiving of or malicious injury to property may not be suspended unless restitution made.
Section 17-25-130. Accepted plea of guilty as equivalent of jury recommendation of mercy for sentencing purposes.
Section 17-25-135. Entry of sex offenders on Central Registry of Child Abuse and Neglect upon conviction of certain crimes.
Section 17-25-137. Liability of court imposing alternative sentence.
Section 17-25-140. Definitions.
Section 17-25-145. Implementation and operation of community penalties program; contracts for preparation of individual community penalty program plans.
Section 17-25-150. Responsibilities of program; mandatory community penalty plan provisions; limitation upon use of funds.
Section 17-25-160. Funds for implementing program.
Section 17-25-310. Opening and enforcement of sealed sentences upon arrest.
Section 17-25-320. Enforcement of sentence and judgment against corporations.
Section 17-25-322. Restitution to crime victim by person convicted of crime; hearing; determination of method, manner, and amount; entry of order.
Section 17-25-323. Continuing jurisdiction over court-ordered payments; default; hearing to show cause; enforcement; entry in records; satisfaction of judgment.
Section 17-25-324. Restitution to secondary victims and third-party payees; reports.
Section 17-25-325. Enforcement and execution of judgment in criminal case; findings supported by evidence.
Section 17-25-326. Alteration, modification, or rescission of order; petition upon good cause; preponderance of evidence.
Section 17-25-330. Execution on forfeited recognizance or for fine.
Section 17-25-340. When offender may be committed to jail; privilege of insolvent debtors.
Section 17-25-350. Schedule for payment of fine by indigent; consequences of failure to comply.
Section 17-25-360. Fines in the alternative shall be apportioned when part of sentence has been served.
Section 17-25-370. Execution of death sentence upon affirmance of judgment or dismissal or abandonment of appeal.
Section 17-25-380. Number of copies and form of notice under Section 17-25-370.
Section 17-25-390. Acknowledgment of receipt of notice.
Section 17-25-400. Service of notice on prisoner.
Section 17-25-500. Title of act.
Section 17-25-510. Definitions.
Section 17-25-520. Notice of payment of profit from crime; notification of victims.
Section 17-25-530. Civil action to recover profits; limitations; action by Office of Victim Assistance to recover payments and expenses.
Section 17-25-540. Notification of Office of Victim Assistance of commencement of action; duties of Office upon receipt of notification.
Section 17-25-550. Failure of offender or agent to notify Office of Victim Assistance of contract or monies; civil penalty; action to recover; disposition of proceeds.
Section 17-25-560. Obligation to report knowledge of profit from crime.
Section 17-25-570. Action by offender to defeat purpose of article null and void.

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