Lawrenz v. State
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Appellant Lawrenz pled guilty to a charge of theft by taking after having been apprehended for falsifying cash register receipts in the grocery store where she worked. The record reveals that the trial court determined, after a hearing and on the basis of the evidence before him, that the amount stolen, upon conservative calculation, was $44,000. The transcript shows that the trial court determined that the maximum amount the appellant would realistically be able to repay was $24,000 and, accordingly, set the amount of restitution at $24,000. Appellant, having been…
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