Jones v. State

ALPERT, Judge.

In March of 1985, Larry Jones, the appellant, pled guilty in the Circuit Court for Baltimore City (Johnson, J., presiding) to robbery with a deadly weapon and daytime housebreaking. The court imposed concurrent sentences of eight years for the robbery and five years for the housebreaking. Execution of the sentences was suspended in favor of a five-year term of probation. The conditions of probation required the appellant to obey all laws, notify his probation agent at once if arrested, and pay restitution. No appeal was taken from that judgment.

In January of 1986, the Division…