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§14-3-2. Approving Authority

The approving authority provided for in section one of this article shall be the contracting state board, agency or commission or its authorized spending officer; except, in the case of contracts let by the state road commissioner relating to roads and bridges, the approving authority shall be the state highway engineer.

§14-2B-8. Priorities of Claims to Moneys in Escrow Account

(a) The court, in ordering relief pursuant to this article, shall distribute the moneys in the escrow account and moneys which may later be payable under the contract, in the following priority: (1) Payments authorized by the court for the exclusive purpose of retaining legal representation at any stage of the criminal proceedings against such […]

§14-2B-10. Consent to Jurisdiction

A person who commits a crime in this state submits to the jurisdiction of the courts of this state for a proceeding brought under this article. A person, firm, corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity which knowingly contracts for, pays or agrees to pay any profit to a defendant who commits a crime in […]

§14-2B-11. Failure of Defendant or Person, Firm, Corporation, Partnership, Association or Other Legal Entity Contracting With Defendant to Provide Notice to Prosecutor or Pay Over Moneys to Prosecutor as Required by This Article; Civil Penalty of Treble Damages

Notwithstanding any provision of this article to the contrary, if any defendant or any person, firm, corporation, partnership, association or other legal entity which knowingly contracts for, pays, or agrees to pay to a defendant, any crime profits, as defined in section one of this article, fails to submit a copy of such contract to […]

§14-2B-2. Legislative Findings; Purpose and Intent

The Legislature finds and declares that it is a violation of the public policy of this state to permit a person who commits a crime to thereafter gain a monetary profit from the commission of that crime. Consequently, the Legislature finds that when a person convicted of a crime later profits as a result of […]

§14-2B-3. Definitions

As used in this article: (a) "Crime" means any offense designated by the provisions of this code as a felony or misdemeanor. (b) "Crime profits" means: (1) Any property obtained through or income generated from the commission of a crime of which the defendant was convicted;