R671-403-8. Compliance With Restitution Orders

  (1) While the offender is under Department or Board jurisdiction, the Department shall enforce the Board's restitution orders and parole conditions.

  (2) As part of parole, the Board expects that parolees will make regular monthly payments based on the offender's ability to pay and in amounts sufficient to satisfy the restitution obligation during the parole period.

  (3) The Board and the Department have jurisdiction over, and may continue to enforce restitution orders, in cases which may have terminated on or after July 1, 2005, if the Board has had continuing jurisdiction over the offender in any other case.

  (4) The Department shall track cases for restitution payment and notify the Board in a timely manner of any action needed regarding restitution orders, payments, or lack of payment.

  (5) If any restitution ordered by the Board or by a court has not been paid in full prior to a parole termination request, the Department shall inform the Board, as part of the termination request:

  (a) how much of the offender's restitution obligation has been paid;

  (b) how much of the restitution obligation, including post-judgment interest, remains unpaid;

  (c) why the restitution obligation was not paid in full during the term of parole; and

  (d) why parole should not be revoked or re-started because the restitution amounts were not paid in full during the parole period.

  (6) If any restitution ordered by the Board or by a court has not been paid in full prior to a parole termination request, the Board may deny the parole termination request.