Smith v. State

ADKINS, Judges.

In January 1984, appellant Shirley A. Smith was convicted of a handgun offense. She received a three-year sentence, all but four months suspended in favor of three years’ probation. Among the conditions of probation were requirements that Smith report regularly to her probation agent, obey all laws, and participate in a drug screening program. In October 1984, Smith was charged with violating those conditions of probation. The trial court found Smith in violation, revoked probation, and reinstated the original sentence less credit for the four months served.

On appeal from that…