Colorado Court of Appeals· 3/11/2004
People v. Harman
Citations
- 97 P.3d 290
- 2004 Colo. App. LEXIS 345
- 2004 WL 439490
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- highlighting that the double jeopardy prohibition against increasing a legal sentence once the 6 defendant has begun serving it is to protect the defendant from being punished twice for the same offense
- in determining the amount of restitution, “the trial court should consult the . . . presentence reports”
- “[T]he restitution act contains standards both for the late provision of the restitution amount to the court by the prosecutor (‘extenuating circumstances’
- in determining the amount of restitution, \the trial court should consult the ... presentence reports\
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Judges: Marquez, Taubman, Webb
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