State v. Garnett
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtBattaglia, J.
In this case we are asked to consider whether a writ of garnishment of wages to enforce an order of restitution in a criminal proceeding is dischargeable in bankruptcy. Jacqueline Mae Garnett, the appellee, filed for bankruptcy seeking a discharge of her debts, including a restitution judgment that was entered against her after she had been found guilty, but not criminally responsible, for malicious destruction of proper*469ty. The State sought to enforce the judgment through a writ of garnishment. We conclude that the restitution judgment entered against Garnett was a criminal sanction and…
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