Wilburn v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
ROBERTSON, Judge.
John Wilburn appeals the revocation of his probation requiring him to serve the balance of a thirty-four year sentence for the possession of marijuana which had been suspended after he had served over nine years in prison. Wilburn raises two issues, neither of which constitute reversible error.
FACTS
The dispositive facts are not disputed. In 1981, Wilburn was convicted of the possession and dealing of marijuana for his part in the harvest of approximately 300 pounds of the substance. He was also adjudicated an habitual offender. Wilburn received two consecutive…
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