State v. Henderson
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
McGEE, Judge.
Tyrone Braxton Henderson (defendant) pled no contest on 5 January 2000 to one charge of possession of cocaine. Defendant received a suspended sentence of six to eight months in prison and was placed on supervised probation for twenty-four months (first probation). The conditions of defendant’s first probation mandated that defendant, inter alia: (1) commit no criminal offense; (2) report to a probation officer as directed; (3) notify the probation officer if defendant failed to obtain or maintain gainful employment; and (4) pay $494.00 in costs, fines, and fees, as well as a…
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