Johnson v. State

Appellant, Tameka Johnson, has timely appealed the revocation of her probation, arguing that the trial court revoked her probation on a charge not alleged in the affidavit and then failed to make sufficient factual findings to support such a revocation. We agree as to both grounds and reverse for the reasons that follow.

In December 2001, Johnson received a withheld sentence and two years probation after entering a no-contest plea to Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer. In September 2002, the State filed an Affidavit of Violation of Probation alleging that she committed a new law violation…