Commonwealth v. Baillargeon

Statement. Under sentence of five years’ imprisonment at M.C.I., Concord, six months to be served, balance suspended, with probation for two years, the defendant committed sundry violations of probation during the probationary period. A warrant issued during that period but was executed upon the defendant some two years after the period expired. In the proceedings before a judge of the Superior Court to revoke probation, the defendant tendered no substantive defenses; probation was revoked, and the defendant was remitted to serve under the Concord suspended sentence, which had now fallen in.…