A convicted individual's debt to the state will not be paid down with funds from a certain account. The decision was made after the state attempted to access the account to collect on the debt.
The account in question holds over $650,000 and is a corporate checking account. A judge made the ruling on the state's attempt to use these funds.
Further information on this case is available from the source, including details on the judge's decision and the circumstances surrounding the debt.
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