State v. Johnson

Defendant appeals a judgment revoking his probation, asserting that the court erred in including in the judgment a requirement that he pay $230 in court-appointed attorney fees. Based on defendant’s admission to probation violations, the court revoked defendant’s probation and, at sentencing, announced its intention to impose a sentence of 36 months’ incarceration. The court subsequently entered a written judgment of revocation, which, in addition to the announced incarceration term, also required him to pay $230 in court-appointed attorney fees. Defendant contends that the term imposing…