(1) When a court makes
a crime-used property substitution declaration, the respondent is liable to
pay to the State an amount equal to the amount specified in the declaration as
the assessed value of the crime-used property.
(2) If a crime-used
property substitution declaration is made against 2 or more respondents in
respect of the same crime-used property, the respondents are jointly and
severally liable to pay to the State an amount equal to the amount specified
in the declaration as the assessed value of the property.