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No. They said expecting people to pay costs that have nothing to do with the actual crimes should not limit a persons right to vote. Setting a limit allows more people to be helped.That makes little sense, but “the group” might prefer to pay only smaller (lower amount) fines - thus getting more potential votes for the same money spent. After all, why pay larger restitution amounts to actual crime victims when paying only smaller amounts to the state would yield more (new) voters.
Restitution actually is related to the crime committed, giving back to the victim, if there is one.
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