Gibson v. State

W. SHARP, Judge.

Gibson appeals from his habitual felony offender sentence, after he pled guilty to violating his probation, robbery without a weapon1 and aggravated assault.2 He claims the trial court erred because he was not advised prior to sentencing that he would be considered for habitualization. We affirm.

The written plea Gibson entered into notified him that he would be considered for habitualization and advised him there might be a hearing set to determine whether he was a habitual offender. The judge also advised Gibson of the possibility of a hearing to determine whether he…