State Of Washington, V Brandon James Anthony Daryle Ganis ( 2020 )


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    Washington State
    Court of Appeals
    Division Two
    April 28, 2020
    IN THE COURT OF APPEALS OF THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
    DIVISION II
    STATE OF WASHINGTON,                                              No. 52849-5-II
    Respondent,
    v.
    BRANDON JAMES ANTHONY DARYLE
    GANIS,                                                      UNPUBLISHED OPINION
    Appellant.
    WORSWICK, J. — Brandon Ganis appeals his sentence following his conviction for
    possession of a controlled substance. He argues that the trial court erred by ordering him to pay
    community custody supervision fees despite his indigency. Because Ganis failed to preserve this
    issue for appeal we do not address it, and we affirm.
    FACTS
    A jury found Ganis guilty of possession of a controlled substance. On December 11,
    2018, the trial court sentenced Ganis to 7 months of confinement and 12 months of community
    custody. The trial court waived all discretionary costs, but imposed a crime victim penalty
    assessment and community custody supervision fees as determined by the Department of
    Corrections. Ganis did not object to the imposition of any legal financial obligations (LFO).
    Ganis appeals his judgment and sentence.
    ANALYSIS
    Citing the 2018 amendments to Washington’s LFO laws and State v. Ramirez, 
    191 Wash. 2d 732
    , 
    426 P.3d 714
    (2018), Ganis argues the trial court improperly ordered him to pay community
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    custody supervision fees based on his indigence. We decline to reach this issue because it was
    not preserved. RAP 2.5(a).
    RAP 2.5(a) generally precludes review of errors raised for the first time on appeal. Ganis
    was sentenced over two months after our Supreme Court’s decision in Ramirez, which was filed
    on September 20, 2018. Yet he did not object to the trial court’s imposition of community
    custody supervision fees. Ganis makes no argument as to why we should exercise our discretion
    to consider this issue. Accordingly, this issue is not adequately preserved for review, and we do
    not consider it.
    We affirm.
    A majority of the panel having determined that this opinion will not be printed in the
    Washington Appellate Reports, but will be filed for public record in accordance with RCW
    2.06.040, it is so ordered.
    _____________________________
    Worswick, J.
    _______________________________
    Lee, C.J.
    _______________________________
    Sutton, J.
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Document Info

Docket Number: 52849-5

Filed Date: 4/28/2020

Precedential Status: Non-Precedential

Modified Date: 4/28/2020