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P. v. Larson CA4/1
Gregory Larson pled guilty to burglary. (Pen. Code, § 459.) Larson was sentenced to prison for the midterm of four years. During sentencing, the court imposed a drug program fee of $615 and a laboratory analysis fee of $205. Larson was also ordered to "stay away from" and not to visit the victims, C.N. and her son.
On appeal, Larson contends (1) the court was not authorized to impose a no contact order, (2) the court was not authorized to add penalty assessments to the laboratory analysis and drug program fees, and (3) the abstract of judgment must be corrected to state the basis for each fine, fee, and penalty assessment. Respondent agrees the no contact order should be stricken and the abstract of judgment should be corrected to show the basis for the fees. We affirm and remand to modify the abstract of judgment and strike the no contact order. In doing so, we conclude Larson's challenge to the penalty assessment fees is without merit.

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