People v. Dalton 

Defendant was convicted of predatory criminal sexual assault of a child. Court ordered sentence of incarceration and lifetime MSR, but did not indicate whether any fees or fines were to be assessed. Public defender fee must be vacated, as clerk of court had no authority to impose fee without notice and hearing before the trial court. Pretrial bond supervision fee must be vacated, as Defendant never posted bond and thus never utilized pretrial services. Ex post facto principles do not apply to Clerk Operation and Administrative Fund assessment, which is a fee for services resulting from conviction, or to State's Attorney Fee, which is compensation for professional services. Sex Offender Investigation Fund Fine is a fine, and as statute authorizing it was not in effect at time of offense, imposition of the fine violated ex post facto principles and must be vacated. (JORGENSEN and HUDSON, concurring.)