Trial court's restitution order following defendant's no contest plea to a single count of felony false imprisonment by force in exchange for dismissing a rape charge and another separate case is affirmed where: 1) the trial court appropriately allowed only a limited inquiry into the confidences of the psychotherapist-patient relationship, compelling disclosure of only those matters directly relevant to the issue of restitution for the victim's therapy costs; 2) by not requesting at the restitution hearing, enforcement of a subpoena duces tecum, defendant forfeited his objection on appeal; 3) there was sufficient evidence establishing that the doctor charged the victim $4,764.71 for therapy and that the victim was ultimately responsible for paying that amount; and 4) defendant's objection to the doctor's $500 witness fee is forfeited.