Legal Opinion
Armstrong v. State
Supreme Court of Alabama
Decided March 13, 1975No. SC 1046PublishedCited by 415 opinions
1Per curiam
The following portion of this opinion was prepared for the court by Mr. Justice Faulkner, to whom this case was originally assigned.
I
Petitioner appealed to the Court of Criminal Appeals from an order of the Circuit Court revoking his probation. The Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed, 54 Ala.App. -, 312 So.2d 607. We granted certiorari.
In February, 1971, Armstrong was found guilty of various crimes against property. He was placed on seven years probation by a Circuit Judge of Tuscaloosa County. In July, 1973, he was indicted in Tuscaloosa County for two cases of robbery, conspiracy to rob, and…
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