Commonwealth v. Homoki
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
OLSZEWSKI, Judge:
After entering a guilty plea on October 17, 1990, appellant Miklos Homoki was sentenced to two concurrent six-to-twelvemonth terms of imprisonment for possession of methamphetamine and one consecutive term of six to twelve months for possession of heroin. These sentences were suspended, and Homoki was sentenced to an aggregate term of eighteen months’ probation. On March 25, 1991, Northampton County Probation Officer Mark Mazziotta discovered a large knife and a small quantity of cocaine in Homoki’s apartment. Following a probation revocation hearing on April 12, 1991, the…
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