Gipson, Raimond Kevon

JOHNSON, J.,

filed a concurring opinion.

Two years after appellant was placed on community supervision, the state filed a motion to revoke his supervision alleging, among other violations, appellant’s failure to pay court-assessed fees. The state’s motion did not specify which of the various *112assessments appellant failed to pay; it simply alleged that he “has failed to pay court assessed fees as directed by the Court....” Because both parties’ briefs assume that appellant’s claim turns on the applicability of Article 42.12, subsection 21(c), to fines and crime-stoppers fees and because the state…