State v. Howett

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• res- titution could not be imposed for discrete instances of theft that occurred outside of the dates stated in the indictment 20 State v. Lobue and to which the defendant pleaded guilty
• “[W]hen a person is convicted of a crime, the trial court may impose restitution for damages recoverable in a civil action arising out of the facts or events constituting that crime or any other criminal conduct admitted by the defendant.”

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