Bolden v. State

Summary

The court affirmed Bolden's conviction but vacated the portions of his sentence imposing extradition restitution and the full cost of a psychosexual evaluation. It held that the district court must investigate whether extradition restitution would impair specified existing obligations, while a defendant must first object and substantiate inability to pay psychosexual-evaluation costs before the court must make ability-to-pay findings. The court remanded for resentencing and directed imposition of the mandatory administrative assessment.