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Jones v. State

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  • 360 So. 2d 1158

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  • in order to enforce order requiring payment of costs, court must find that defendant's financial condition is such that payment can be made
  • actual enforcement of probation order directing payment of costs depended on showing of formerly indigent defendant’s ability to pay
  • “The court should make findings of facts concerning the aforementioned and should specifically determine whether appellant had the ability to pay costs during the probationary period.”
  • probationer should be advised about exemptions and Department should bring alleged violation to court’s attention early on “rather than, as here, waiting until almost two years have elapsed before alleging a violation of probation has occurred for [failure to pay supervision costs]”

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Judges: Per Curiam

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