H.J.W. v. State

The appellant’s probation was revoked following a hearing. On appeal, the appellant argues that (1) the only evidence presented at the revocation hearing of him violating the condition to attend school each day was hearsay evidence, and (2) the disposition order failed to comply with the mandatory requirements for such orders. We affirm the revocation on the merits, concluding that the trial court properly found a violation of probation based on competent and substantial evidence, and not merely hearsay evidence. However, we remand the case so that the trial court can enter a written order…