State v. Osborne

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Sweeney, C.J.

— The court may not order a defendant to pay restitution for a crime the defendant was not convicted of, unless the defendant agrees to pay that restitution. Here, the court ordered a defendant to pay restitution for crimes charged but later dropped as part of a plea *40bargain. That was error and, accordingly, we reverse the portion of the restitution order pertaining to the uncharged offenses.

FACTS

f 2 Brandon Osborne broke a car window and then ran to a nearby construction site as a neighbor gave chase. Once at the site, Mr. Osborne demanded the keys to Steve Paschell’s truck…