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P. v. Calvery
Defendant Randy Eugene Calvery entered a no contest plea to five charges: possession of methamphetamine for sale; transportation of methamphetamine; possession of methamphetamine; possession of narcotics paraphernalia, a misdemeanor; and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana, a misdemeanor. At sentencing, the court concluded that possession of methamphetamine was a lesser included offense and dismissed the count. The court imposed an aggregate three-year prison term, suspended execution of sentence, and granted probation.
Defendant appeals. He contends the minute order of sentencing must be corrected to reflect the court's oral pronouncement of sentence and that certain fees were erroneously imposed as conditions of probation rather than as a separate order. We are required to remand to the sentencing court due to the discrepancies between the oral pronouncement and the minute order which cannot be corrected on appeal. Court reject the claim that a separate order is required for certain fines and fees.

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