Parkerson v. State
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Paul Ward, Associate Justice.
We are concerned on this appeal with the interpretation of the last clause in Section 43-2324, Ark. Stats, which provides for the revocation of a suspended sentence. The facts are simple and undisputed.
On October 13, 1953, tbe appellant, Charles Parker-son, pleaded guilty in the Sevier County Circuit Court to tbe crime of selling intoxicating liquors a-nd was sentenced to serve 5 years (beginning on said date) in tbe state penitentiary. On the same day tbe court suspended tbe sentence “upon tbe good behavior of defendant, that defendant not violate any liquor laws…
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