Jackson v. State

COBB, Judge.

On this appeal the defendant pled nolo contendere and agreed to a plea agreement that included “standard costs of probation.” In the probation order, under the heading of “special conditions of probation,” the court charged the defendant with investigative and court costs. The defendant maintains that there was no oral pronouncement of these costs nor was any statutory authority cited by the court.

The state’s position is that the defendant should have inquired as to what the “standard costs” of probation were if there was any doubt or if there was any objection. According to the…