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State v. Madrid

Citations

  • 85 P.3d 1054
  • 207 Ariz. 296
  • 421 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 3
  • 2004 Ariz. App. LEXIS 33

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  • holding that reasonable expenses incurred by murder victim’s children to attend trial qualified as economic losses and thus children were entitled to restitution
  • concluding victims’ travel expenses to attend trial can be ordered as restitution
  • finding travel expenses incurred by murder victim’s children to attend trial “constitute an economic loss for which they are entitled to restitution”
  • upholding restitution awarded for “reasonable” expenses related to murder victim’s children’s trial attendance
  • in assigning restitution, trial court has “substantial discretion” in determining amount of economic loss
  • in assigning restitution, trial court has “substantial discretion” in determ ining amount of econ omic loss

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Judges: Hall, Patterson, Lankford

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