A.J.A. v. State

A.J.A., a child, appeals the portion of the order of restitution that requires him to pay the victim for repairs to the victim’s car bumper, which was damaged by bullets flying through the air during an attempt by Appellant and other juveniles to rob the victim.1 Appellant made a timely hearsay objection when the State attempt*640ed to prove the cost of that repair based only upon a repair estimate. The victim testified that he received the estimate, but could not otherwise provide a basis for the estimate’s admissibility. The trial court erred in overruling the hearsay objection and further…