Armstrong v. State
Court of Criminal Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
DeCARLO, Judge.
Appeal from revocation of probation.
W. C. Armstrong, Jr. was tried for buying, receiving, and concealing stolen property and found guilty. Later he plead guilty to two similar charges, and on February 23, 1971, was placed on probation for seven years. In July, 1973, he was indicted for two cases of robbery and conspiracy to rob, and two cases of kidnapping. On November 15, 1973, he was arrested for these offenses, and a probation violator’s warrant was placed against him. At a hearing four days later, appellant was served with a Probation Delinquency Report wherein the…
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