C.A. Says Law Vacating Restitution Fines After 10 Years Does Not Trigger Full Resentencing

Div. Two of the Fourth District Court of Appeal held Friday that a recently enacted law providing that criminal restitution fines “shall be vacated” after 10 years does not trigger a right to a full resentencing hearing to consider every aspect of the defendant’s sentence.

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