State v. Diderickson
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The Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the court of appeals affirming the judgment of the district court denying Petitioners' petition for satisfaction of judgment but remanded for correction of a clerical error, holding that Petitioners were not entitled to satisfaction of a judgment.
Petitioners were convicted of twelve counts of theft in connection with a real estate deal with entered into with Kerry and Bobbie Posey. As part of a settlement, the Poseys released all civil claims they had against Defendants. In their criminal cases, Petitioners argued that the district court could not base a restitution order on claims for which the Poseys had been remunerated. The district court denied the argument and ordered restitution. The court of appeals affirmed, and the restitution order transformed into a civil judgment. Petitioners then filed a satisfaction of judgment in an effort to extinguish the judgment. The district court denied the petition. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the settlement agreement Petitioners entered into with the Poseys did not entitle them to a satisfaction of a judgment.
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