Office of Disciplinary Counsel v. Lawlor

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• holding that allowing counsel for crime victim to file memorandums of law and conduct restitution hearing would impermissibly transform criminal sentencing function into civil damages trial
• holding that allowing counsel for crime victim to file memorandums of law and conduct restitution hearing would impermissibly transform criminal sentencing function into civil damages trial
• rejecting victims' request to litigate restitution \through privately retained counsel\
• “neither the [Victims’ Bill of Rights (“VBR”

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