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Fourth Department – Restitution: People v. Nelson
Daily Record Staff//March 23, 2015//
Appellate Division, Fourth Department – Restitution – Hearing
People v. Nelson
KA 11–01945
Appealed from Onondaga County Court
Background: The defendant pleaded guilty to burglary and grand larceny. On appeal, he challenged the amount of restitution.
Ruling: Case remitted to county court. The record contained insufficient evidence to establish the amount of restitution to be imposed.
Kristen McDermott for the defendant; James P. Maxwell for the Onondaga County District Attorney’s Office
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