Court of Appeals of Washington January 31, 2000, 43956-1-I (State v. Dedonado)
Also known as
United States · · · 31-01-2000
Per Curiam
When a criminal restitution hearing is held, the State must establish a causal connection between the crime and the victim’s claimed damages. The trial court ordered restitution in this case without requiring the State to prove that connection because the defendant did not object to the State’s restitution evidence before the restitution hearing was held.
Read the full text
This document is published by courtlistener.com.
Moonlit adds the citation network, article-level links and cross-references, which are available to search for free.
Sign in to Moonlit