People v. Whittenburg

Defendant was convicted, pursuant to a negotiated guilty plea, of criminal damage to property and theft and sentenced to concurrent prison terms of 6 years with fines and fees imposed. Defendant's sole argument, raised for the first time on appeal, is that certain of his fees are actually fines for which he should receive3 credit for his presentencing custody.Pursuant to Rule 472(e), Defendant must first file a motion in circuit court requesting correction of any sentencing errors specified in Rule 472(a). (MIKVA and WALKER, concurring.)