Police believe Mr Harkins was targeted and his murder was not a random attack.
Harkins, 45, formerly of West Princes Street, Helensburgh, was given six months to pay the sum.
Harkins' assets included cash seized, money in bank accounts and his share of equity in a property in Helensburgh.
Phillip Harkins, 33, is alleged to have killed 22-year-old Joshua Hayes during a failed robbery in Florida in 1999.
Harkins fought extradition attempts and his final appeal to the European Court of Human Rights has been turned down.
Brian Harkins, 45, died from gunshot wounds on the doorstep of his home in Westmuir Place, Rutherglen, on 7 March.
She hired a program director, Diane Harkins, the director of the Center for Excellence in Child Development at UC, Davis.
In February 2004 Gordon and Harkins visited orphanages across Central America, looking for the right place to begin their work.
The court also ruled that it would not be "grossly disproportionate" for Harkins to be given a mandatory life sentence.
After losing a succession of attempts to block his extradition, Harkins took his case to the European Court of Human Rights.
McCall hoped to replace Harkins with players of "his calibre and potential".
During a news conference, attended by his sisters Eleanor and Maria, police said Mr Harkins family had been left devastated by his murder.
Following Harkins conviction for the offences between January 2007 and June 2009, the Crown raised proceedings against him to seize any crime profits.
Cooperation between schools and town law enforcement often helps both sides recognize patterns more readily, according to Harkins, the University of Texas safety director.
The key to staying safe from those incidents isn't complicated, according to Bob Harkins, associate vice president for campus safety and security at Texas-Austin.
Thistle manager Ian McCall thought that Harkins, who spent two years at Firhill after leaving Blackburn Rovers, would eventually play at a higher level.
As in the Harkins case, the European Court ruled that there would be no violation of Edwards' human rights if he was extradited to face trial.
The case focused on Harkins' complaint that if he was extradited, he was at risk of the death penalty or a sentence of life imprisonment without parole.
The court also noted that Harkins had not yet been convicted and, even if he were, keeping him in prison might continue to be justified throughout his lifetime.
Harkins returned to Scotland after being released on bail in 2002 and was involved in a car crash in his native Greenock, which claimed the life of 62-year-old Jean O'Neill.
The Dons were appealing for a penalty when Fallon fell under pressure from Gary Harkins but the former Plymouth striker was shown a yellow card for simulation, much to the disgust of the home support.
Jailing Harkins, Lord Doherty concluded that he had played an "equally important" role in the cocaine trafficking operation as a co-accused, Keith Blenkinsop, who was jailed for 12 years for his role in drugs crimes.
In its unanimous ruling, the European Court said that "diplomatic assurances" from the United States that the death penalty would not be sought in Harkins' case "were clear and sufficient to remove any risk" that he could be sentenced to death if extradited.
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