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Failure to Set Forth Manner and Timing of Restitution Required Remittance

The Third Department determined the failure of County Court to set forth the manner and time of the payment of restitution required that the restitution order be vacated and the matter remitted to correct the omissions.  Peoplev Durham, 105027, 3rd Dept 10-17-13

 

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