TMCLR 7.2
                         RESTITUTION


Where the court orders that a defendant pay restitution, but
does not set an amount at the time of disposition, the city
attorney shall, within 60 days, file with the court a
proposed amount, with documentation in support thereof.  The
city attorney shall mail to the defendant's last known
address or to the defendant’s attorney the proposed amount,
with copies of the supporting documents.  If the defendant
wishes to contest the proposed amount, the defendant shall
file with the court an objection within 30 days of the date
the proposed amount was mailed to the defendant's last known
address or to the defendant’s attorney.  Upon receipt of an
objection by the court, the court shall schedule a
restitution hearing, and shall send notice to the city
attorney and the defendant.  If the city attorney does not
file a proposed amount within 60 days of disposition, the
matter of restitution shall be deemed waived unless
otherwise authorized by the court.  If the defendant does
not object, the proposed amount shall be entered as a
judgment.  Payment of restitution shall be made through the
Clerk of the Court unless otherwise ordered by the court.