Defendant received proper notice under CPL 420.10 (3) that she could be incarcerated if she failed to pay the full amount of court-ordered restitution. Although a subsequent restitution order made no mention of incarceration, and contained language to the effect that it superseded prior orders, that order was simply a payment schedule. It could not have been reasonably interpreted to mean that the possibility of incarceration for nonpayment had been removed. Moreover, the...
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