State v. Nason

¶1 James Robert Nason challenges an order imposing sanctions for his failure to meet the requirements of his sentence. Specifically, Nason failed to pay his legal financial obligation (LFO), failed to provide a proper address, failed to report as directed, and failed to turn himself in to jail to serve a 60 day sentence. Nason’s challenge to the order centers primarily on a provision1 that has been colloquially referred to as an “auto-jail”2 provision. The provision reads:

*940The defendant shall pay $30 or more monthly, effective 8-1-07. The case is to be reviewed 10/31/07 for compliance. If the…