Taylor v. State

Upon petition of the Solicitor of the City Court of Athens to the judge of that court, setting out that Ida Mae Taylor, the defendant, had on May 4, 1951, pleaded guilty to the offense of possessing non-tax-paid liquor and had been sentenced by the court and the sentence probated, and that she had on June 15 “violated the terms and conditions of said probation sentence by then and there failing to comply with said terms and conditions,” the trial court issued an order that the defendant be brought before him. At the hearing the sentence, which was contended to be a probation sentence and…