Dunavin v. State

OPINION

CLINTON, Judge.

In this probation revocation case the first ground of error is that a signed order revoking probation is not in the record. However, we have found one purportedly signed by the judge of the trial court and certified by the clerk of the court to be a true and correct copy of the order that appears of record in the stated volume and at the given page in the Criminal Minutes of the trial court. In pertinent part the order reads:

“The Court having heard and considered said motion [to revoke probation] and the evidence submitted, it appears ... that said defendant has violated…