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· 1/31/2000

State v. Dedonado

Citations

  • 991 P.2d 1216
  • 99 Wash. App. 251

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • vacating portions of the restitution order because the State failed to establish a causal connection between defendant's actions and the damages
  • vacating portions of the restitution order because the State failed to establish a causal connection between defendant’s actions and the damages
  • reversing an award of restitution where the State did not show a causal connection between the defendant’s offense and the damages
  • causal connection is not established simply because the victim or insurer submits a list of expenditures, without more
  • causal connection is not established simply because the victim or insurer submits a list of expenditures, without more
  • “The State did not meet its burden of proving the restitution amounts here . . . because the documentation it provided did not establish a causal connection between Dedonado’s actions and the damages.” 9 No. 83052-0-I/10 (emphasis added)

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Judges: Per Curiam

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