People v. Montag

Court sentenced Defendant to two years on one felony conviction, four years on another felony conviction, and five years on another felony conviction. Conduct on one charge was committed while Defendant was released on bond on another charge, and thus sentence is mandatorily consecutive; thus, sentencing judgments must be corrected. Court must first conduct hearing on Defendant's ability to pay, before ordering public defender reimbursement. Only trial court, and not circuit clerk, has authority to impose fines. (TURNER and STEIGMANN, concurring.)