of all the money she had given to S as a sex worker; Whereas S.O constantly encouraged C.R to get into prostitution; that she usually to paid him daily amounts of money; that she suffered damages due to S.O’s action; that it appears her request is grounded; it would thus be appropriate to order S.O to pay to C.R CFA F 1,100,000 (one million one hundred thousand) as damages; C- RESTITUTION OF EXHIBITS Whereas article 321-99 of the Criminal Procedure Code provides that “the accused, plaintiff, or the liable in tort can request from the chamber seized for proceedings some objects in the hands of justice. The court may by its own motion order the restitution of such objects”: Whereas as it is, the two hospital books registered as exhibit no. 2020-005 in the Registry of the said court belong to C.R that she requests for their restitution; that it would be proper to order the restitution of C.R's hospital books; D- CONFISCATION OF EXHIBITS Whereas according to article 213(1) of the Penal Code the relevant jurisdiction can also order the confiscation and/or the destruction of the material that was used or meant to be used to commit that offence or the product thereof: Whereas as it is, the ledgers in S.O’s keeping, used to record payments were placed under the seal of justice; that it would be proper to order the confiscation of open seals under the custody of the Registry with reference no. 005-2020; E- COSTS Whereas article 321-91 of the Criminal Procedure Code, outlines that any judgement convicting an accused should also order the cost against him;