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Washington: Financial Obligations to Crime Victims’ Compensation Account Persist Through Incarceration
The Court of Appeals of the State of Washington has affirmed a trial court’s order denying a prisoner’s motion to determine legal financial obligations (LFOs) imposed as part of his sentence.
Sherman Pulley was sentenced in 1995 to life without parole following conviction for first-degree burglary. As part of his ...
Sherman Pulley was sentenced in 1995 to life without parole following conviction for first-degree burglary. As part of his ...
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