Ware v. Commonwealth
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BARBER, Judge:
This opinion affirms the trial court’s judgment finding that Kentucky law bars Appellant Tracy Ware from consideration for probation following an armed robbery conviction.
Ware entered a guilty plea to committing the offense of robbery in the first degree by taking money from a Big Foot Food Mart while armed with a BB gun. The Commonwealth expressly objected to any probation or pre-sentence release of Ware. The Judgment of Conviction entered by the trial court stated, in pertinent part:
The Court given due consideration to the pre-sentence report, and to the nature and…
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