State v. Debnam
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
MARTIN, Judge.
Defendant asserts that the trial court activated his suspended sentence upon the same conduct which the solicitor had entered nolle proseguís. Defendant states in his brief, “Thereupon, both 73 CR 46249 and 73 CR 46250 which encompassed all of the alleged actions of the defendant upon which the order of revocation of suspended sentences was based were (at the election of the District Attorney) terminated in favor of the defendant appellant by an order signed by J. McLelland on January 10, 1974, wherein both cases were nol-prossed without leave, which is tantamount to an…
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