People v. Littlefield

Defendant moved under the doctrine of laches to vacate a victim restitution order approximately 16 years after that order was entered and after he served his sentence for forgery. The Court of Appeal held that the trial court did not have jurisdiction to vacate defendant's victim restitution obligation. The court held that, absent jurisdiction, the order denying defendant's motion was non-appealable and the instant appeal must be dismissed. View "People v. Littlefield" on Justia Law