Supreme Court of Kansas· 4/24/2015

State v. Alcala

Citations

301 Kan. 832
348 P.3d 570
2015 Kan. LEXIS 232

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holding defendant failed to sustain burden of demonstrating plan unworkable because he failed to present evidence of inability to pay amount ordered when due
stating the 13 amount of restitution must be supported by substantial competent evidence
no-contact order is a probation condition that could not be properly imposed in conjunction with prison sentence
district court did not err imposing restitution when defendant sentenced to life imprisonment failed to present evidence of inability to pay after parole
\A no-contact order is a probation condition. It is inappropriate to combine a no-contact order with a prison sentence because to do so exceeds a sentencing court's authority . . . .\

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Judges: Biles

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