Sentenced to 10 years in prison and fined 600,000 yuan, will the fine be repaid after being released

After being released from prison, the original fine of 600,000 yuan must be paid.

Judgments involving fines and confiscation of property shall be enforced by the people's court of the original trial, regardless of whether they are applied additionally or independently. Convicts sentenced to fines shall pay them in one lump sum or in installments within the time limit set by the judgment. Where the court will make a judgment in the judgment on the time of payment when imposing a fine, it must be paid within the time limit specified in the judgment.

The "period for designation of a judgment" as provided for in article 53 of the Criminal Law shall be determined in the judgment: "The period for designation by a judgment" shall be a maximum of three months from the second day on which the judgment takes legal effect.

Fines imposed for criminal acts shall be paid. If the payment is refused, the court will enforce it. That is, after the judgment takes effect, the criminal division of the court will transfer it to the court executive bureau for enforcement in accordance with the law.

Yes, it is sentenced at the same time, and the death penalty is not a hundred, let alone ten years.

Sentenced to ten years in prison, a fine of 100,000 yuan, after being released from prison, the fine must still be paid until the full amount of the fine must be paid, if the fine is not paid, the court will be based on the property in the name, the value of **, the property is auctioned and the fine is also fined.

According to laws and regulations, this fine must be repaid.

Legal Analysis: 1. Legal Consequences of Not Paying Fines After Release: If you don't pay them, you may be forced to do so after you are released from prison, and you will be forced to seize your property and detain them.

But if there is really no money, the court can't do it, there is really no money to postpone the payment, and it can be postponed again and again. Where failure to pay has an impact on both sentencing and commutation, but is truly unable to do so, it must be proved on the basis of the case.

2. Fines refer to the method of punishment that compels the offender to pay a certain amount of money to the State. As a kind of property punishment, the fine is to deprive the offender of money, which is a significant difference between fines and other criminal punishments. If the fine is not paid, the person can still be released from prison after serving the sentence.

3. Where the perpetrator is suspected of committing a crime involving a fine or punishment, he may admit guilt and accept punishment throughout the litigation procedures, and actively pay the fine before the court makes a judgment, and may receive a lighter punishment. After the criminal judgment is rendered, it can also be paid through the enforcement division. Whether or not a fine is paid during the sentence affects the commutation of the sentence.

Legal basis: Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 52: Discretion in the amount of fines The amount of fines shall be determined on the basis of the circumstances of the crime.

Article 53: Payment of fines Fines are to be paid in one lump sum or in installments within the time period specified in the judgment. If the payment is not made at the expiration of the time limit, the payment shall be compulsory. Where the fine cannot be paid in full, the people's court shall recover it at any time if it discovers that the person subject to enforcement has property that can be enforced.

Where there is genuine difficulty in making payments due to irresistible disasters or other reasons, upon the people's court's ruling, payment may be postponed, reduced or waived as appropriate.

Derivative question: Will the sentence be commuted if a person turns himself in after committing a crime and has made a major meritorious service?

Where they turn themselves in after committing a crime and have major meritorious service, punishment shall be commuted or waived. Where criminals have made meritorious contributions such as exposing the criminal conduct of others, verifying the facts, or providing important leads, thus enabling the investigation of other cases, the punishment may be mitigated or commuted; Where there is major meritorious service, punishment may be commuted or waived.

The fine shall be paid immediately at the court, and where the convict sentenced to a fine fails to pay it at the end of the time period provided by law, the people's court shall compel the payment of the fine; If there is real difficulty in making the payment due to irresistible disasters or other reasons, the payment may be postponed, reduced or waived as appropriate upon the people's court's ruling.

Legal basis. The Criminal Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China is lenient and repentant.

Article 200 and 71.

Where convicts sentenced to fines do not pay them at the end of the time period, the people's courts shall compel them to pay them; If there is real difficulty in making the payment due to irresistible disasters or other reasons, the payment may be postponed, reduced or waived as appropriate upon the people's court's ruling.