Holman v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
This appeal was submitted May 19, 1966.
Holman had been found guilty of vagrancy. The circuit court (after a trial de novo without a jury) on June 10, 1965, suspended execution of a ninety-day hard labor sentence “pending the good behavior of the defendant” for a period of one year.
November 18, 1965, the State filed a motion to revoke the suspension. A hearing was held and probation was revoked. Hence this appeal.
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The evidence to support revocation tended to show that Holman, who was acting as night clerk at a motel, asked a male guest if he desired a female companion. This guest…
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