Amount Of Compensation Research Articles

Optimal position collaborative control of dual permanent magnet synchronous motor system

In order to improve the control accuracy and synchronous performance of the multi-motor control system, this paper proposes an optimal position collaborative control strategy for dual permanent magnet synchronous motor system. Firstly, based on the mathematical model of permanent magnet synchronous motor, an incremental predictive model is established to suppress constant and slow time-varying disturbances caused by changes in rotational inertia and load torque. Afterwards, the predicted compensation amount after multi-step prediction is obtained by minimizing the cost function which contains the synchronous error and tracking error simultaneously, and compensated to the given current loop in advance without changing the original dual motor system structure. Then the controllability and observability of the system are analyzed, and it can be proved that the system is asymptotically stable based on the optimal control theory. Secondly, considering the constraints such as maximum voltage and current limits, the optimal solution under the constraints is output to obtain the reference currents i q1 and i q2. Finally, it is demonstrated through the experiments that the proposed control strategy can achieve advance prediction compensation control of synchronous error, and the dynamic response speed is improved, while ensuring its steady-state performance remains unchanged.

Difference in discrepancies of mandibular incisor compensation relative to Menton deviation between Class III roll- and yaw-dominant asymmetries.

To compare mandibular incisor compensation relative to Menton (Me) deviation between skeletal Class III patients with roll- and yaw-dominant mandibular asymmetries. Sixty skeletal Class III patients (21.62 ± 2.69 years) with facial asymmetry were divided into roll- or yaw-dominant asymmetry groups. Mandibular skeletal and incisor measurements were carried out using cone-beam computed tomography data, and values were compared between the two asymmetry groups or between moderate and severe asymmetry subgroups using independent t-test or Mann-Whitney U-test. The relationship between skeletal and dental measurements was assessed using Pearson correlation coefficient. Relative to the mandibular midsagittal plane, the yaw-dominant group presented significantly greater mandibular dental midline deviation in distance (LI-mid deviation, 2.15 mm) and angulation (4.20°) toward the nondeviated side than the roll-dominant group (P < .001). The ratio of amount of LI-mid deviation to Me deviation was significantly greater in the yaw-dominant group (26.44%) than in the roll-dominant group (1.76%; P < .001). In the yaw-dominant group, the LI-mid deviation was significantly greater in the severe asymmetry subgroup than in the moderate asymmetry subgroup, and the amount of mandibular incisor compensation was positively correlated with Me deviation and mandibular yaw. Mandibular incisor compensation differed significantly between the roll- and yaw-dominant asymmetry groups. The yaw-dominant group demonstrated significant mandibular dental midline deviation, and dental compensation of the anterior teeth was positively correlated with Me deviation and mandibular yaw.

ANALYSIS OF THE LABOR COMPENSATION OF PRISONERS OF WAR IN UKRAINE

The article examines the issue of compensation of prisoners of war currently held in Ukraine. It is noted that 75 years have passed since the adoption of the Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, and some of its provisions are now outdated or irrelevant. One of these norms is the amount of compensation for the labour of prisoners of war. Since there is some debate about the criterion of fairness today, the authors analyse the purchasing power of the Swiss franc in 1949 versus 2024 and provide a conclusion on this issue. Key words: prisoners of war, labour, labour compensation, labour relations, employment, State Criminal and Executive Service of Ukraine, International Committee of the Red Cross, international humanitarian law, Geneva Convention, legal status, prisoner of war camps, prisoner of war detention centres.

Legal Protection for Communities Whose Land is Affected by Public Interest Development for Road Widening in Kuta, Central Lombok

This research aims to analyze what is the form of legal protection for people whose land is affected by development for the public interest, are the current regulations sufficient to provide legal protection for people who own land rights who are directly affected by development for the public interest and what are the obstacles that arise in the process of land acquisition for development purposes? general. By using normative-empirical legal research methods. The results of this research show that the form of legal protection for people whose land is affected by development for the public interest is that the government must provide adequate compensation for the community because the taking of land rights must be balanced with appropriate compensation. The regulations currently in force are still not effective in providing protection due to factors such as the incompatibility of the amount of compensation and also because of the many derivative regulations under it or implementing regulations. The obstacles that often occur in land procurement in the field involve the amount of compensation value and also regarding the status of land ownership, where the land comes from inherited land.

Determination of the amount of pre-trial compensation for damage caused by a criminal offense

Determination of the amount of pre-trial compensation for damage caused by a criminal offense

Kontribusi Kompensasi Karyawan terhadap Komitmen Karyawan di STIE IBMI Medan

Low compensation given to companies is the cause of low employee commitment to the company. Many organizations are found to consider employees as not their main asset. This is evidenced by the large number of workers complaining about the amount of compensation they receive which is not fair, appropriate and reasonable, so that many employees look for other jobs which they think are more prosperous, ultimately turnover increases, this indicates that company management is unhealthy. The formulation of the problem in this research is How does employee compensation contribute to employee commitment at STIE IBMI Medan. This research aims to find out and analyze how employee compensation contributes to employee commitment at STIE IBMI Medan. Based on observations and interviews, research results show that compensation contributes to employee commitment, meaning that if employee compensation is fair, appropriate and reasonable then employee commitment will increase to the company, so that employees will devote all their energy, thoughts and knowledge to the company to the fullest so that the company can progressing rapidly. The hypothesis in this research is that employee compensation contributes to employee commitment. This research uses a qualitative descriptive method, namely descriptive research that tends to use analysis. Data was obtained by observation and interviews.

Aktivitas Sukuk Ijarah Rasulullah, Masa Khulafa Ar-Rasyidin Masa Dinasti Umayyah pada Masa Dinasti Abbasiyyah

Sukuk is a long-term security based on sharia issued by the issuer to sharia loan holders, which requires the issuer to pay the sharia loan holder's income in the form of profit sharing/margin/premium and repayment of interest funds at maturity. This statement is the definition of sharia bonds according to the National Sharia Council (DSN) No.32/DSNMUI/IX/2002. In Indonesia, according to the fatwa issued by the National Sharia Council, one of the types of sukuk is ijárah sukuk. Ijárah sukuk is financing that uses the ijárah contract system, or securities containing financial contracts based on sharia principles, which are issued by the issuing corporation, government or other institutions which require the sukuk issuer to pay a certain amount of compensation to the sukuk owner.rent out property and pay off family fixed assets on time. There are three parties involved in the sukuk ijárah contract. These contracts are investment contracts, namely between investors (sukuk holders) and special purpose vehicles (SPV) or collective investment contracts, sale and purchase contracts between SPV/KIK and suppliers or sellers of assets (goods), and lease contracts (ijárah) or sale and purchase contract. purchase between SPV/KIK and company or property tenants. Issuing sukuk in the capital market requires preparation for sukuk issuance.

POLLUTION OF GROUNDWATER RESOURCES BY PROCESSES IRON ORE SURFACE USE

In Ukraine, as in most countries of the world, preservation of the natural qualities of surface and underground water resources is one of the difficult to solve problems. Groundwater pollution is carried out spontaneously and as a result of organized emissions on the surface of territories and into underground cavities. Contaminated areas of territories around mineral deposits, industrial facilities, as well as masses of pollutants, are growing. In terms of scale, it is necessary to single out groundwater pollution as a result of ore extraction and placement of rocks in dumps, as the most harmful for agricultural lands and surface water bodies. Calculating the amount of compensation for damages caused by contamination of groundwater with harmful substances requires further official adjustments, taking into account the factor of public ownership of natural resources in general. Therefore, it is necessary that the following situations are officially taken into account in the normative legal acts of local authorities: underground waters and their environment belong to objects of public property, therefore, in the methods of determining and calculating the ecological consequences of pollution of underground waters and their underground environment, it is necessary to provide that damages must be studied and assessed from the point of view of damage to public property; polluted underground waters and their underground environment are located locally on the territories of territorial Starostov districts, which represent the people of Ukraine; in accordance with clause 1, when calculating the amount of compensation for pollution, it is generally necessary to determine the losses for the population of these districts and the amounts of charges and payments to them; local authorities need to organize compensation processes, monitor their implementation and effectiveness. The definition of an environmental tax does not correspond to the definition of the concept of a tax as an unconditional payment to the budget, since in its essence it is a punishment for the discharge of polluted substances into water bodies and ecological pollution of water resources.

The influence of internet use on compensation standards for coal to electricity transition among Chinese residents based on the inverted U-shaped regulation effect of family life cycle

The factors that influence residents' willingness to accept long-term compensation are largely ignored, which leads to coal-to-electricity compensation failures. The core of Internet use is a viable solution to the inefficient coal-to-electricity transition for clean energy. This study employs the Heckman two-stage model to show that the compensation standard for coal-to-electricity transition should range from 25.61 to 174.07 yuan per person. Internet use has significantly promoted the compensation amount for the coal-to-electricity transition among residents. The conclusion is consistent with the theory of “information transmission”, indicating that netizens are particularly concerned about the positive information that interferes with the clean energy subsidy standards. The propensity score match method and replacement variables ensure the stability of the research conclusion. Secondly, a subdivision of the sample has shown a significant positive impact of internet use on women in rural areas with lower education levels in northern China. The paper also found that the increase in the importance of different Internet use promotes the amount of compensation for residents' coal-to-electricity transition. The driving mechanisms behind the increase include the learning effect, transaction cost effect and marketization effect, and the family life cycle was found to exhibit an inverted “U" regulation function in the relationship. Therefore, this study provides new policies for the determinants of compensation standards for the coal-to-electricity transition with Internet use.

Influence of fractal-based contact friction coefficient on the stiffness of disc springs: Experimental and numerical studies

In order to study the influence of friction coefficient on the stiffness of disc spring, A series of disc springs ( D = 71 mm) were selected in this paper. The tension and compression experiments of disc spring components were carried out by universal testing machine. The load-displacement characteristic curves of disc springs with different friction surfaces were obtained. The results show that in the loading process, the friction effect hinders the increase of the deformation of the disc spring, so that the actual stiffness of the disc spring is improved and the actual compensation amount is reduced, so this result is worthy of attention. In order to further study the influence of friction coefficient on the loading process of disc spring, according to the load-deformation formula of disc spring in A-L method, the tangential stress caused by friction is added, and the stiffness calculation model of corresponding disc spring is established by Workbench finite element software. The coefficients of different friction surfaces are used as variables for numerical calculation. The results show that the theoretical calculation, numerical calculation and experimental results of stiffness increase with the increase of friction coefficient under 0.55 h (the compensation displacement of A71 disc spring under the working displacement of corrugated tube ±10 mm). Among them, the numerical calculation results are close to the experimental results, and the error value is less than 1%. The numerical calculation results are corrected by using the experimental data, and the corrected model calculation results are in good agreement with the measured results.

Research on Sustainability of Property Insurance Based on LSTM Model

Losses from extreme weather events are increasing in recent years, and climate change will drive premiums higher. At present, the adjustment of insurance policies by insurance companies, as well as the protection of real estate siting and ancient buildings, are the problems that we need to solve now. To explore the circumstances under which insurance companies undergo insurance, this paper identified two severely affected areas and collected monthly insurance claims data from 2010 to 2023. Based on the collected data, an LSTM is established to derive the amount of compensation, and then determine whether to underwrite. The research centers on "how and where to choose a site and whether to build in a certain place", we determined 5 aspects of research in natural conditions, transportation conditions, infrastructure, surrounding environment and economic factors, and selected 17 secondary indicators; firstly, the paper quantified the secondary indicators into 3 parts of proximity, remoteness and Neutral factor 3 parts. Firstly, using EDA and feature engineering &amp; insurance factor quantitative measurement to find out the required insurance factor F. Then using Kmeans cluster analysis to classify the 19 regions, and using Random Forest to find out the weights of the 17 indicators. Secondly, using TOPSIS comprehensive evaluation model to find out the scores of the 19 regions, and finally determining the highest-scoring the "leader" with the highest score is finally determined as the optimal region, For the research of developing building protection model, this paper identifies four aspects of research from basic information, economic contribution, historical contribution and architectural information. Finally, the Word to vector word embedding vector model is used to number the words after the text is transformed; then the LSTM is used to do the text binary classification to get the emotional percentage of each area, and the emotional percentage is used as a new column of indicators; the PCA is used to extract the variance contribution rate of each indicator; then the MinMax variance contribution rate is used to carry out the normalization and the sigmoid function for weighting; finally, use AHP to find out the score, and from the results, it can be seen that the regional conservation model of Yellowstone National Park is the most reasonable.

Compensating Service Failures: The Moderating Role of Customers’ Political Ideology

When service failure occurs, the service provide often dispenses compensation to manage customer relations. However, little research has studied who accepts larger or smaller compensation amounts. Presently, we use political ideology as a basis to segment customers. Drawing on prior work on System Justification Theory, we hypothesize that politically conservative customers accept a lower amount of compensation than liberals as conservative customers more likely believe that whatever amount the service provider offers is just and fair. Importantly, we propose that the effects are specific to economic conservatives, not social conservatives. The findings are consistent with our predictions, with (economic) conservatives’ customers’ system justification beliefs serving as a mechanism. Theoretically, our work is the first to examine who accepts different levels of compensation while also broadly suggesting that political ideology is an important customer segmentation basis in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Our work also contributes to the literature on political ideology by being one of the first to empirically tease apart the distinct effects of economic and social conservatism.

Dynamic Changes in Ecosystem Service Value and Ecological Compensation in Original Continuous Poverty-Stricken Areas of China

The original contiguous poverty-stricken areas of China (OCPSAC) are a regional complex with natural and human attributes. Their ecosystem services are highly complex in their contribution to human well-being. The region’s ecosystem is unstable and socio-economic development is unbalanced, making it a key area for research and the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Therefore, it has become the focus of social attention. This study obtained satellite remote sensing images of the Landsat8 based on the Google Earth Engine. The dynamic characteristics of the spatial and temporal distribution of the OCPSAC’s land use changes in 2015 and 2022 were analyzed. The characteristics of the changes in ecosystem service value (ESV) were quantitatively evaluated through the revised ESV equivalent scale, and the ecological compensation (EC) standards and EC priority level suitable for the region were explored. The research results showed that: (1) the OCPSAC land use types were mainly grassland, forests, and deserts, accounting for more than 80% of the research area; (2) the OCPSAC’s ESV reached CNY 115.578 billion, and the Tibet Region (TR) and Tibetan Region of Four Provinces (TRFP) had the highest ESVs, accounting for 32.28% and 19.64%, respectively. Among individual ESVs, hydrological regulation (HR) and climate regulation (CR) had the highest values, accounting for 55.23% of the research area; (3) the ESV of the research area presented the characteristics of being high in the middle and low at both ends. From the terrain perspective, the areas with a higher ESV per unit area were distributed in the second altitude gradient, followed by China’s third altitude gradient, and the first altitude gradient was the lowest; (4) in the period of 2015–2022, the ESV increased by CNY 21.39 billion, of which TR’s ESV increased by CNY 17.44 billion. From the perspective of a single ESV, the value of waste treatment (WT), HR, nutrient cycle (NC), and provide aesthetic landscape (PAL) increased by CNY 24.38 billion; and (5) in 2022, the EC standard of the OCPSAC was CNY 917.14 billion. High-EC-value areas were mainly distributed in TR and TRFP, accounting for 72.79% of the total compensation amount, of which only TR’s EC amount exceeded a GDP of 2022, accounting for 4.77% of the total compensation. The purpose of this study was to provide a reference for ecosystem sustainability and EC.

Homeostatic regulation of circuit activity through temperature-sensing rather than activity-sensing

Electrical signaling between nerve cells coordinates essential functions of the body. However, neurons face their own regulatory challenges, as they need to produce relatively constant activity patterns as the environment changes. Like homeostatic control that occurs within other organ systems, neural circuits are subject to homeostatic regulation as well, whereby deviations from a set point level of activity elicit corrective responses to maintain circuit output. To achieve this end, neural systems are thought to sense variables that relate to neuronal activity, such as firing rate, ion concentrations, and neuromodulators, to detect when an imbalance in activity occurs. While recording rhythmic motor activity associated with breathing in the American bullfrog, we made the surprising observation that acute cooling to 10°C silenced network activity, but after several minutes, bursting resumed and then overshot baseline frequency upon rewarming. Burst frequency drifted back to the initial value over tens of minutes, consistent with the fast regulation of an activity set point (n=9). Time controls with no temperature changes were stable throughout this period (n=7). Exposing the network to manipulations inducing similar perturbations that silence activity over the same timescale– hypoxia (n=6), glycine (n=6), and tetrodotoxin (n=4)– did not engage feedback regulation. These results suggested that temperature sensing, rather than activity sensing, controls network output. Cation channels activated by cooling in amphibians (TRPM8, n=4; TRPV3, n=4) and L-type Ca2+ channels (n=4) did not contribute to these responses. Experimental activation of the Na+/K+ pump with monensin, which raises intracellular Na+, reduced the compensation response both in the cold (p=0.01, unpaired t-test) and in the overshoot phase following warming, suggesting that cold-dependent inhibition of the Na+/K+ pump enhances network excitability. Finally, NMDA-glutamate receptors played a role in constraining the amount of compensation, as block of NMDARs with D-APV led to compensation that greatly exceeded those observed in the control experiments (n=5, p&lt;0.0001, unpaired t-test), remaining elevated above baseline upon rewarming in all experiments. The cellular mechanisms by which raising intracellular Na+ with monensin and NMDAR signaling influence compensation responses are ongoing. Overall, these results uncover a temperature-sensitive control system that regulates activity in neural circuits. Our results introduce that some neural systems may replace typical activity sensors with regulatory systems that are instead tuned to environmental cues to defend activity set points. R01NS114514, R15NS112920-01A1. This is the full abstract presented at the American Physiology Summit 2024 meeting and is only available in HTML format. There are no additional versions or additional content available for this abstract. Physiology was not involved in the peer review process.

Administration of Alexandrovskaya Central Penal Colony (1873-1917)

This article explores the formation and activities of the administration of the Alexandrovskaya Central Penal Colony, which played a significant role within the Main Prison Administration of the Russian Empire. The management structure of the Alexandrovskaya Central Penal Colony is examined, along with the staffing schedule of employees. The article also delves into the personnel policy from the establishment of the prison in 1873 until the radical restructuring of the penitentiary system in Russia after the 1917 revolution. Instructional letters outlining the authorities of prison staff are analyzed, as well as the working hours and conditions specific to inmate management at Alexandrovskaya prison. The article scrutinizes the amount of monetary compensation for prison officials and compares it to income levels in other regional prisons. The staffing levels of managerial employees in the prison castle are investigated. Despite low incomes, disorganization in their personal lives, and high levels of daily work stress, there was virtually no turnover among staff. Through examples of individual wardens, it is revealed that they showed a committed attitude towards their duties, striving to make the prison an exemplary institution. The article establishes the fact of career advancement for employees of the Alexandrovskaya Central Penal Colony within the penitentiary system of Irkutsk Province.

Ensuring Fair Compensation: Analyzing and Adjusting Freight Forwarder Liability Limits

Background: Due to the absence of unified global regulations, defining the service and legal role of freight forwarders is challenging. This, as well as the lack of a standardized limit to the freight forwarder’s liability for loss or damage to the cargo, introduces misunderstandings into his relationship with the client. The purpose of this study is to analyze the most widely used limit for freight forwarder’s liability, set in Special Drawing Rights (SDR) units, and to adjust it, which will allow for maintaining the purchasing power of the compensation amount over different periods of time. Methods: In this study, two methods of adjusting the liability limit were proposed. In accordance with the first one, the limit was adjusted considering the impact of dollar inflation on the SDR unit. The second method involves changes in the limit of liability, taking into account changes in world prices for goods. Results: The result of this study showed that the second method is more functional, helping to preserve the purchasing power of the liability limit most effectively over time. Conclusions: This study revealed the fluctuating purchasing power of the forwarder’s liability limit over time and suggests utilizing a methodology tied to changes in global goods’ prices for adjustment.

Output quality improvement for single‐phase inverter in V2G system

AbstractIn vehicle‐to‐grid (V2G) applications, a voltage source inverter (VSI) directly connects to a residential load or grid for DC/AC conversion and power flow control. In VSI, dead‐time is employed to prevent the breakdown of switching devices, however, the introduction of dead‐time leads to distortions of output voltage and current in both stand‐alone and grid‐tie modes. For the case of a power factor of 1, by analyzing the dead‐time effect of digital‐controlled double‐frequency sinusoidal pulse width modulation, a compensation amount is proposed to introduce in the modulation signals, the value of which is half of the delay register that generates a dead‐time of td. Moreover, considering the phase delay caused by hardware and software filtering in sampling, the grid‐tie mode control strategy based on dead‐time compensation is further proposed, which introduces the grid voltage as a feedforward signal. A 3.5 kW V2G experimental prototype is built and tested to verify the feasibility of the proposed strategies. The simulation and experimental results show that the proposed methods are effective for both modes, which improve the output distortion for different dead‐time without additional hardware circuits.

Study on the Ecological Compensation Standard in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China under the Perspective of Natural Capital Supply and Demand

The fundamental component of the ecological compensation system, as well as the crucial basis for its efficient functioning, is calculating the ecological compensation amount and establishing the ecological compensation standard. This study integrates the ecological footprint with natural capital monetization and other methods by introducing a natural capital accounting system. From the standpoint of natural capital supply and demand, it also builds an accounting framework for ecological compensation standards that is standardized, dynamic, and regionally differentiated while taking local socioeconomic aspects into account. We determined the amount of ecological compensation by using Xinjiang as the research object and calculating and analyzing the features of regional and temporal changes in the monetary and physical quantities of natural capital in Xinjiang from 2010 to 2020. The findings show that from 2010 to 2020, Xinjiang’s ecological footprint increased by 1.26 times in physical terms and 1.21 times in monetary terms and that its ecological carrying capacity increased by 4.13% in physical terms and 9.42% in monetary terms. The ecological deficit continues to grow in physical and monetary terms, with a per capita ecological deficit in 2020 of 19.92 s-nha/cap and 70,100 CNY/cap in physical and monetary terms, respectively. The amount of ecological compensation required to be paid in Xinjiang increased from CNY 5659 million to CNY 10,259 million, and the per capita ecological compensation payment standard increased from 259.42 CNY/cap/yr to 396.11 CNY/cap/yr. In summary, Xinjiang’s natural capital supply is insufficient to meet the demand for consumption, and the ecological deficit is growing with time, necessitating the payment of ecological compensation. The study’s results lay the foundation for formulating and implementing ecological compensation policies in Xinjiang and provide theoretical support for constructing ecological civilization in Xinjiang. In addition, the ecological compensation accounting framework constructed in this study organically integrates natural capital theory, ecosystem services, and socioeconomic influencing factors, which enriches the methodology of accounting for ecological compensation standards, and, at the same time, can be used as a paradigm of a dynamic and equitable ecological compensation accounting framework to further promote its use at different scales and regions.

Voluntary compensation for harm or elimination of damage caused as a circumstance that mitigates the punishment: on the question of scope

The article is devoted to the study of one of the mitigating circumstances provided for in Point 2 of Part 1 of Article 66 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, – voluntary compensation for harm or elimination of damage caused. It is noted that many issues related to this circumstance have been researched by scholars and generally accepted positions have been formulated regarding them. at the same time, the question of the amount of compensation for the harm caused or elimination of the damage caused is ambiguous, since it is not clear whether their partial compensation or elimination is allowed, or, on the contrary, only full compensation or elimination is required. The author, applying different ways of interpreting the text of the criminal law, presented a number of arguments in favor of the fact that such compensation or elimination should only be full, otherwise they cannot be taken into account as a circumstance mitigating the punishment. The opinion is provided that if it is assumed that partial compensation for the harm caused or elimination of the damage caused is as well allowed, then this will lead to problems in law enforcement, since it is impossible to justify compensation or elimination of which part of the harm or damage can be considered sufficient to mitigate the punishment. Another question arises in the context of the provisions of Part 2 of Article 66 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine on the ground of inexhaustibility of the list of mitigating circumstances, in particular, can partial compensation for the harm or elimination of the damage be taken into account as a mitigating circumstance? A negative answer is offered to this question, because it is stated that Part 2 of Article 66 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine refers to circumstances mitigating punishment other than those already provided for by the criminal law. Therefore, the recognition of partial compensation for the harm caused or elimination of the damage caused as a mitigating circumstance will nullify the significance of the circumstance provided for in Point 2 of Part 1 of Article 66 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, and in general will create prerequisites for a too broad interpretation of other circumstances provided for by law.

Changes in damages when liability rules change: an empirical study on compensation for the time spent in pretrial detention

In some legal systems, non-convicted pretrial detainees are to be compensated by the Government for the losses derived from their stay on remand. Several theoretical and empirical studies have analyzed some of the consequences of such compensation. This paper finds a result that said studies did not predict: a legal change that relaxed the requirements for compensation is correlated with a reduction in the amount of compensation awarded. We empirically analyze which factors are correlated with the amount of compensation awarded in these cases by Spanish courts from 1990 until today. Our econometrical analysis finds that (i) this amount has drastically decreased after the Supreme Court, by establishing that every non-convicted pretrial detainee is to be compensated, significantly expanded the set of cases where such compensation is due. Moreover: (ii) the longer the time spent on remand, the lower the daily compensation awarded; (iii) those who work receive higher damages than those who do not work, but there are notable (and apparently unjustifiable) differences by type of work; e.g., police officials get much higher awards than other claimants; (iv) we find no gender nor foreign bias.