State v. Headrick

The defendant, Samuel Headrick, was granted probation on May 3, 1963, after being found guilty of burglary by a jury.

The mandatory conditions of his release upon probation as called for by statute were contained in the order. In addition, he was to make restitution in the sum of $11.32 within thirty days and pay the costs of the proceedings within ninety days.

Thereafter, on June 19, 1963, an unverified Petition to Revoke Probation was filed by the State’s Attorney. This petition alleged that the defendant left the State of Illinois several times; that he did not pay the costs and restitution…