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State v. Short

Citations

  • 350 S.E.2d 1
  • 177 W. Va. 1
  • 1986 W. Va. LEXIS 548

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  • noting that an order of restitution imposed as part of probation undeniably constitutes a “punishment,” and is subject to ex post facto protection
  • change in statute after date of offense that granted the ability to enforce an order of restitution beyond the period of probation violated the prohibition against ex post facto laws
  • change in statute after date of offense that granted the ability to enforce an order of restitution beyond the period of probation violated the prohibition against ex post facto laws
  • “A law which changes the punishment for a crime and inflicts a greater punishment than the law annexed to the crime when it was committed is an ex post facto law.”

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Judges: Brotherton

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