Wiley, Sam Jr.

OPINION

After finding that the appellant was indigent and appointing trial counsel for him, the trial court accepted his guilty plea for the offense of hindering apprehension and sentenced him to eight years’ confinement in the penitentiary. Thereafter, the trial court suspended the appellant’s sentence and imposed eight years’ community supervision. Without making a finding that the appellant had the present resources to repay the county for his court appointed trial attorney, the trial court ordered the appellant to pay court costs, which, according to a bill of costs attached to the written…