Assuming I plead no contest to a citation where an accident is involved, could I be held responsible if the court orders restitution for the victim?
Ohio law now uses the broad definition of the term “economic loss” that was used in the 1996 changes made to felony sentencing law. According to this definition, a court may order restitution based upon the victim’s “economic loss,” which includes loss of income, medical costs, funeral expenses, insurance deductible amounts, etc.
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