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Montana: Extradition Costs Not Recoverable as Restitution
Loaded on Feb. 4, 2015
by Mark Wilson
published in Prison Legal News
February, 2015, page 27
Filed under:
Restitution.
Location:
Montana.
Montana: Extradition Costs Not Recoverable as Restitution
by Mark Wilson
The Montana Supreme Court has unanimously held that a restitution order for extradition costs is invalid.
Mark M. Macy, Jr. was convicted of various felony offenses in Montana. He was transferred to a pre-release center in October 2010, but absconded ...
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