Moore v. State

STEELE, Chief Justice:

As part of a plea agreement, Kevin Moore agreed to a sentence that included probation and restitution. Restitution was to be quantified “at a later date.” Two months after discharging Moore from probation in an Order reflecting that Moore owed no restitution, the Superior Court ordered specific restitution to parties inconsistent with what Moore had agreed to at sentencing. Several years later, after receiving no post discharge restitution payments consistent with the Order, the court issued a civil judgment against Moore which resulted in the “intercept” of a Delaware…