Cabla v. State

MEYERS

delivered a concurring opinion, in which JOHNSON and KEASLER, J.J., joined.

I agree -with the Court’s conclusion that the trial court did not abuse its discretion by ordering appellant to pay restitution as a condition of community supervision. In reaching the same result, however, I differ from the Court’s opinion in one respect. The Court indicates that the “inherent differences between the creditors and debtors of bankruptcy proceedings and the victims and defendants of criminal proceedings” are always sufficient to place a state criminal restitution order outside the scope of the…