People v. Povio
Annotate this CasePovio pleaded no contest to unlawful possession of a controlled substance, Vicodin (Health & Saf. Code 1350(a)); false representation and identification to a peace officer (Pen. Code 148.9); and possession of 28.5 grams or less of marijuana (Health & Saf. Code 11357, subd. (b)). He admitted a prior strike conviction for attempted second degree burglary (Pen. Code 667.5(b), 459, 460(b), 664). The court suspended imposition of sentence and placed Povio on three years of formal probation with conditions that he serve nine months in county jail; stay 300 yards away from any playground; and pay a laboratory analysis fee of $50 per count, a probation supervision fee not to exceed $110 per month, a $150 drug program fee, and a $70 AIDS education fee. Povio appealed his sentence. The court of appeal reversed and remanded, with instructions that the court determine, in light of mandatory penalty assessments, Povio’s ability to pay the probation supervision fee under Penal Code 1203.1b; the drug program fee under Health and Safety Code 11372.7; and the AIDS education fee under Health and Safety Code 11377(c). The trial court is to modify the laboratory analysis fee and to modify the 300-yard playground stay-away probation condition to prohibit knowingly coming within 300 yards of a playground.
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