State v. Jones
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtKrauser, C.J.
In 1999, appellant, Corey Jones, pleaded guilty, in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, to using a minor to distribute heroin, in violation of former Article 27, § 286C. 1 He was thereafter sentenced to a term of six years’ imprisonment. All but eighteen months of his six-year sentence were then suspended, to be followed by three years of probation. But, while serving his three-year period of probation, Jones violated its terms on multiple occasions and, as a consequence, in 2005, was ordered to serve three years of his suspended sentence.
After finally completing his 1999 Maryland sentence,…
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