People v. Collins

Prior to sentencing, the court noted that defendant’s Probation Officer had informed the court that defendant had not regularly reported as required by the bargain. At sentencing, the prosecutor indicated his "understanding” that defendant had failed to report. Defense counsel, however, stated that defendant had reported on each date, as directed by the Probation Officer. The court failed to conduct further inquiry to satisfy itself that defendant had violated that condition of the bargain (see, CPL 400.10 [3]; People v Faulkner, 182 AD2d 1025, lv dismissed 80 NY2d 830; cf., People v Outley,…