Judgment for Restitution

(a) Definition. When a disposition includes a require- ment that the minor or the minor’s parent pay restitution, the judge shall enter a separate judgment for restitution. (b) Content. The judgment for restitution must: (1) Identify each victim or other person entitled to restitu- tion and the amount of restitution owed to each. (2) State the date restitution is due or, if the court schedules installment payments, the amount and due date of each payment. If no due date is stated, the restitution amount is due immediately. (3) State whether payment will be made through the clerk of court or otherwise. The restitution payment will be made through the clerk of court unless (A) the court orders restitution to be made in a form other than payment of a specific dollar amount or (B) the court orders payment to be made directly to the victim or through another entity. (4) Identify by name and case number any other delinquent minors, criminal defendants, or parents who are jointly and severally liable for the restitution owed to each person. (5) State whether post-judgment interest is owed on the judgment, and, if so, when it begins to accrue. (c) Entering the Judgment for Restitution. (1) At Disposition. If the amount of restitution and the names of the persons entitled to restitution are known at the time of disposition, the court shall enter the judgment of restitu- tion at the time of disposition. (2) After Disposition. If the amount of restitution and the names of persons seeking restitution are not known at the time of disposition, the state shall file and serve within 90 days after disposition a proposed judgment for restitution on a form designated by the administrative director, and a notice that includes information concerning the identity of any victims or other persons seeking restitution, whether any victim or other person expressly declines restitution, the nature and amount of any damages together with any supporting documentation, a restitution amount recommendation, the names of any other delinquent minors, criminal defendants, and parents who might be jointly and severally liable for the restitution, and any case numbers for those persons, if applicable. Within 30 days after receipt of the proposed judgment for restitution, the delinquent minor and the minor’s parents, if applicable, shall file any objection to the proposed judgment, and a statement of grounds for the objection. If the delinquent minor or parent does not file an objection, the court may enter the judgment for restitution without further proceedings. If the delinquent minor or parent files an objection and any party requests a hearing, the court shall schedule a hearing. (3) Victim Information. In addition to the requirements of (c)(1) and (2) above, the state shall submit an ex parte restitution victim information statement on a form provided by the administrative director, which information concerning the identity and addresses of the victims. The restitution victim information statement shall be filed within 30 days after entry of the restitution judgment under (c)(1) above or at the time the state submits a proposed judgment to the court under (c)(2) above. The restitution victim information statement is not a permanent record and will not be retained in includes 17