State v. Johnson

A jury convicted Trevis Johnson of possession of crack cocaine. Because he had a prior conviction for distribution of crack cocaine, the trial court sentenced him to ten years imprisonment, suspended upon service of eight years and five years probation. Conditions of Johnson’s probation included random urinalysis every sixty days during the first eleven months of probation, no drug or alcohol use during probation, and completion of a drug rehabilitation program while on probation. Johnson timely moved to amend the sentence. The trial court denied Johnson’s motion, and Johnson appeals. We…