State v. Best

PARKER, Judge.

Defendant does not contest the court’s findings that he had willfully violated various conditions of his probation during his probationary period. His sole contention is that, no probation violation warrant having been served upon him during the period of his probation, the court thereafter lacked power to order his probation revoked and his prison sentence put into effect. He argues that the language of G.S. 15-200 required this result. We do not agree.

The statute referred to contains the following:

Ҥ 15-200. Termination of probation, arrest, subsequent disposition.

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