PENNSYLVANIA, April 13 - reimburse crime victims for financial losses resulting from

delinquent acts. For an order made under this subsection, the

court shall retain jurisdiction until there has been full

compliance with the order or until the delinquent child

attains 21 years of age. Any restitution order which remains

unpaid at the time the child attains 21 years of age shall

continue to be collectible under section 9728 (relating to

collection of restitution, reparation, fees, costs, fines and

penalties).

(6) An order of the terms of probation may include [an]

appropriate [fine considering the nature of the act committed

or] restitution not in excess of actual damages caused by the

child which shall be paid from the earnings of the child

received through participation in a constructive program of

service or education acceptable to the victim and the court

whereby, during the course of such service, the child shall

be paid not less than the minimum wage of this Commonwealth.

In ordering such service, the court shall take into

consideration the age, physical and mental capacity of the

child and the service shall be designed to impress upon the

child a sense of responsibility for the injuries caused to

the person or property of another. The order of the court

shall be limited in duration consistent with the limitations

in section 6353 (relating to limitation on and change in

place of commitment and disposition review hearing) and in

[the act of May 13, 1915 (P.L.286, No.177), known as the

Child Labor Law] the act of October 24, 2012 (P.L.1209,

No.151), known as the Child Labor Act. The court order shall

specify the nature of the work, the number of hours to be

spent performing the assigned tasks, and shall further

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