State v. Glover

Haan, J.*

¶ 1 In 2017, following Kaela M. Glover's conviction for second degree burglary, the sentencing court imposed $2,900 in legal financial obligations (LFOs), including $2,100 for court-appointed attorney fees. Glover appeals, arguing that the sentencing court erred because it failed to adequately inquire into her ability to pay before imposing the discretionary LFO. Because the sentencing court's inquiry was inadequate under State v. Blazina ,1 we reverse the LFOs and remand for a new hearing on LFOs.2

FACTS

¶ 2 In 2017, a jury found Glover guilty of one count of second degree burglary,…