Defendant claims that the trial court erred by holding it had no alternative to imposing sentence.
In July 1996, the trial court approved a deferred-sentence agreement between defendant and the state's attorney. The agreement placed defendant on probation and deferred for five years the sentence on two counts of sexual assault of a minor provided that defendant complied with the conditions of his probation. The potential sentence was five to ten years' incarceration on each count. In February 1997, defendant's probation officer filed a complaint alleging that defendant violated three conditions of his probation. The trial court dismissed two of the alleged violations, but found that defendant had violated the condition of his probation requiring him to report to his probation officer in the manner and at such a time and place as the probation officer required.