Freeman v. State
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The Supreme Court affirmed the district court's entry of a restitution order following an unconditional no contest plea to one count of exploitation of a vulnerable adult, holding that the district court did not act contrary to law in awarding restitution.
Defendant pled no contest to one count of exploitation of a vulnerable adult. The district court sentenced Defendant to not less than eight nor more than ten years of incarceration, suspended in favor of ten years of probation. The court then awarded restitution of $532,890.80. Defendant appealed, challenging the award of restitution. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court reasonably awarded restitution in this matter.
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