State v. Ellis
Court of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HAYES, Judge
The appellant, Kevin Todd Ellis, was charged by presentment with theft of property over $1,000 but less than $10,000, a class D felony. On November 29,1994, the Roane County Criminal Court, sitting without a jury, found that the proof supported a finding of guilt in this case, but delayed entry of judgment for ninety days conditioned upon the appellant’s payment of restitution to the victims. Because the appellant failed to comply with the court’s order of restitution, the trial court entered an order on July 10, 1995, finding the appellant guilty of theft over $1000. A…
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