People v. Alcozer

This case presents question as to whether section 22-105 of Code of Civil Procedure is constitutional where trial court assessed fess and costs totaling $105 on defendant-prisoner based on finding that defendant had filed frivolous post-conviction petition. While defendant argued that said assessment violated his rights to due process and equal protection, Appellate Court rejected defendant's argument after finding that section 22-105 did not unconstitutionally burden prisoners' access to courts.