State v. Patterson

Defendant was convicted of four felonies after he entered guilty pleas, and the trial court imposed probationary sentences. Defendant later admitted that he had violated two of the conditions of his probation. The trial court revoked defendant’s probation and purported to sentence him on each of the four underlying convictions. Accordingly, as part of its judgment on revocation, the court “sentenced” defendant to 60 days of jail on one of the convictions and to 18-month prison terms (plus post-prison supervision) on each of the other three convictions. After finding that “this all did not…