P. v. Kashani
Mirmassoud Kashani appeals two restitution orders arising from his convictions of various crimes. The details of those crimes and convictions are set forth in this court's nonpublished opinion in People v. Kashani (Oct. 26, 2012, D059467). The first restitution order, made on February 10, 2011, was in favor of First Franklin Financial and in the amount of $163,270. Kashani's challenge to that order was litigated in No. D059467, and he may not challenge the order again in the instant appeal. The second restitution order, made on June 14,
2012, was in favor of Fieldstone Mortgage and in the amount of $152,418.50.[1] At the restitution hearing, Kashani did not contest the amount of the loss Fieldstone Mortgage suffered. He now contends, as he did at the hearing, that the restitution award to Fieldstone Mortgage violates the antideficiency statutes (Code Civ. Proc., § 580a et seq.).
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