In Re Devon G.
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1ConcurrenceLankford, Judge
¶ 13 I concur in the result. My reasons for reversal differ from those stated in the lead opinion.
¶ 14 In my view, we need only follow our prior decision in In re Alton D., 193 Ariz. 98, 970 P.2d 452 (App.1998). Although Alton D. noted that it involved a plea agreement and an agreed restitution cap, those facts are not indispensable. Instead, I agree with the essential underpinning of that opinion, which consists of two propositions: (1) The court may impose deadlines on restitution claims; and (2) The court may also modify a restitution order as an exercise of its power to change the terms…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- In Re Alton D.Court of Appeals of Arizona · 1999