Stone v. State

George E. Stone pled guilty to petit theft, as well as to probation violations. We affirm his convictions, sentences, and the conditions of probation, except one.

First, in his plea of guilty Stone agreed to pay certain costs. Those costs were properly assessed. Harris v. State, 515 So.2d 385 (Fla. 5th DCA 1987) (defendant can’t renege after he agrees to certain costs as part of plea).

Second, Stone was also assessed $538.16 “restitution” for the costs of extraditing him back to Florida. Technically, this is not restitution, but a reimbursable cost to the state when documented. In this case,…