Supreme Court of Iowa· 12/24/1991

State v. Petrie

Citations

478 N.W.2d 620
1991 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 482
1991 WL 276108

How courts have described this case

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requiring a defendant convicted of one of three counts to pay only one-third of the court costs
holding “where the plea agreement is silent regarding the payment of fees and costs, that only such fees and costs attributable to the charge on which a criminal defendant is convicted should be recoverable under a restitution plan”
stating “only such fees and costs attributable to the charge on which a criminal defendant is convicted should be recoverable under a restitution plan”
stating “only such fees and costs attributable to the charge on which a criminal defendant is convicted should be recoverable under a restitution plan”
noting—with regard to costs—that only those “costs attributable to the charge on which a criminal defendant is convicted should be recoverable under a restitution plan”
“[N]othing in this opinion prevents the parties to a plea agreement from making a provision covering the payment of costs and fees.”

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Judges: McGiverin, Harris, Carter, Neuman, Andreasen

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