State v. Malone

OPINION

SUMMERS, Judge.

The unique facts of this case present novel questions about probation and parole. Appellant’s probation was revoked for “testing positive for cocaine, having new criminal convictions, and failing to report.” We hold that: (1) the sentencing court retained jurisdiction to revoke probation after appellant was transferred to the Department of Cor-reetion (DOC) to serve the remainder of an intervening consecutive sentence; (2) the probationary term was stayed during incarceration and parole; and (3) the trial court had authority to revoke probation for pre-probation conduct…