Idaho Supreme Court· 4/1/2005

State v. Korsen

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111 P.3d 130
141 Idaho 445
2005 Ida. LEXIS 66

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concluding that party substitution was not required when \the attorney for the deceased criminal appellant ... merely wishes to conclude the criminal proceeding\ through a motion for abatement ab initio
referring to the doctrine of abatement ab initio as “the majority rule”
referring to the doctrine of abatement ab initio as “the majority rule”
appeal dismissed, conviction and any attendant order requiring payment of court costs, fees, restitution, or other sums to victim remain intact, and only provisions of judgment of conviction pertaining to custody and incarceration are abated
criminal conviction held not abated by virtue 4 of victims’ constitutional rights provisions
“we hold that a criminal conviction and any attendant order requiring payment of court costs and fees, restitution or other sums to the victim, or other similar charges, are not abated, but remain intact”

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Judges: Jones, Schroeder, Trout, Eismann, Carey

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