Section 859
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- Section 859
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- Moramarco v. Nowakoski (2026)
- Jurisdiction
- California (state)
- Effective Date
- 2026-03-27
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455 chars2 We note the probate court determined that, even if it did consider defendant’s financial condition, it would not reduce the penalty. As the court stated, “[T]he issue of ability to pay presented by respondent, if reliable, presents only a snapshot in time. On the other hand, the judgment of this court endures beyond that snapshot and may be enforced over a period of many years. Thus, it comprehends the reality that personal finances are not static.”