Jamerson v. State

YOUNG, Judge.

Appellant Jamerson while on parole committed a drug offense to which he pled guilty. Upon his return to prison the parole board “set him back.” This means the board required him to serve a portion of his former sentence before beginning to serve time under his new sentence. Due to this circumstance Jamerson sought and was denied post-conviction relief. We affirm.

Jamerson first claims his guilty plea was not properly accepted by the trial court. The alleged defect was the failure of the court to have advised him of the possibility that the parole board might set him back on…