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Division 2 - Escrow Accounts for Benefit of Crime Victims.


  • Section 41-9-80 - Entity contracting with convicted felon to pay money to board; felony upon failure to pay; escrow account for crime victim who recovers judgment against felon.
  • Section 41-9-81 - List of criminals to probate judge; board to notify victims of escrow money.
  • Section 41-9-82 - Escrow money to revert to state after five years.
  • Section 41-9-83 - Limitation begins running when escrow account established.
  • Section 41-9-84 - Action to defeat division purpose null and void.
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