Ruling by
Patricia Bamattre-ManoukianLower Court
Santa Clara County Superior CourtLower Court Judge
Allison M. DannerImposing restitution and assessment fines on defendants without consideration of their ability to pay does not violate due process unless defendant was denied court access.
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