Knite v. State

In 2002, Paul Knite entered a no contest plea to May 2001 charges of robbery with a firearm (count I), aggravated assault with a firearm (count II), and aggravated fleeing (count IV).1 The defendant was sentenced, as a youthful offender, to three years in prison to be followed by three years probation. In the years that followed, the defendant violated his probation on a number of occasions and his probation was converted to a sentence of two years community control followed by two years probation. In this appeal, the defendant challenges the revocation of that community control and the…