Mosley v. State

hOn February 3, 2006, James Mosley, Jr., pleaded guilty to two counts of possessing a controlled substance with intent to deliver; he was sentenced to 216 months’ imprisonment on the first count and 120 months’ suspended imposition of sentence on the second count. The conditions of his suspension included a requirement that he “live a law-abiding life, be of good behavior, and not violate any state, federal, or municipal law.”. On December 30, 2014—after he was released on parole—the State filed a petition to revoke suspension, alleging in part that he had violated its conditions by…