Fourth Circuit· 7/23/1984

United States v. William Dudley

Citations

739 F.2d 175
1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 20255

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holding with regard to a different issue that restitution is both compensatory and penal
“requiring ultimately that case be remanded . . . with direction to vacate ab initio, as abated, the criminal proceedings.”
order of restitution under VWPA, even if in some respects penal, has predominately compensatory purpose of reducing adverse impact on victim
appellate court refused to consider restitution issue for first time on appeal when defendant failed to object to restitution in district court
\It is an old and respected doctrine of the common law that a rule ceases to apply when the reason for it dissipates.\
appellate court refused to consider restitution issue for first time on appeal when defendant failed to object to restitution in district court

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Judges: Hall, Murnaghan, Kaufman

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