Richard Bryson v. State

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• “[B]ecause the prosecutor does not represent a victim, it is reasonably foreseeable that victims would seek their own legal counsel to provide advice during criminal proceedings, including the restitution- related proceedings.”
• testimony that CVSD paid hospital bills that “had been reduced by the workers’ compensation fee schedule” was “sufficient to establish that the medical expenses paid by CVSD on behalf of [the victim] were at or below the market rate and, there- fore, reasonable”
• con- cerning restitution to “Crime Victim’s Services Division (CVSD)”
• “Brown testified that Blue Cross paid $3,346.26 in total but did not elaborate on how the amounts paid correspond to custom- ary market rates. Without more information, the trial court cannot conclude that the medical expenses were at or below the market rate and, therefore, reasonable.”

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