State v. Miller

¶1 — Where a defendant violates the conditions of his suspended sentence granted pursuant to the special sex offender sentencing alternative (SSOSA), even where the violation occurs 9 years into a 10-year suspended sentence, a trial court may properly revoke the SSOSA, reinstate the original sentence, and include an additional term of community custody to be served after incarceration. The prohibition against double jeopardy is not violated by the imposition of a term of postincarceration community custody notwithstanding that the defendant already served community custody during the…