Taylor v. State

Defendant Charles Taylor was convicted of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. For this offense, Taylor was sentenced to fifteen months in prison followed by five-years probation. The trial court imposed as special probation conditions the requirement that (1) Taylor “have full employment” three months after release from prison, and (2) that Taylor set up four bank accounts, one for each of his four children, with Taylor and the children’s mother as trustees, and deposit a minimum of five percent of his net pay into each account. Taylor appeals his conviction and sentence.

We affirm…