restitutionary

the court ordered restitutionary damages to fully compensate the victims for their financial losses.

restitutionary justice prioritizes restoring victims to their original position rather than punishing offenders.

the lawyer advocated for a restitutionary approach that would return the property to its rightful owner.

restitutionary relief is available to any party that has been unjustly deprived of their possessions.

the successful restitutionary claim allowed the company to recover all misappropriated funds.

modern legal systems increasingly favor restitutionary remedies over purely punitive sentences.

the restitutionary principle requires that wrongdoers cannot profit from their illegal actions.

some legal scholars advocate for a purely restitutionary theory that focuses exclusively on restoration.

restitutionary obligations arise automatically when one party is enriched at another's expense.

the government established restitutionary compensation funds for victims of historical injustices.

victims maintain a legitimate restitutionary interest in recovering what was taken from them.

the judge ordered restitutionary measures designed to repair the environmental damage caused.

a restitutionary action can be initiated separately from criminal proceedings against the offender.