Miller v. State

CLIFF HOOFMAN, Judge.

| lAppellant Jessie Lee Miller’s suspended imposition of sentence (SIS) was revoked after the trial court found that he had violated the conditions of his SIS by committing the offenses of vehicular fleeing, fleeing on foot, and possession of cocaine with intent to deliver. Miller was sentenced by the trial court to ten years’ imprisonment, followed by a five-year SIS. On appeal, Miller argues (1) that the trial court lacked jurisdiction to revoke his suspended sentence, (2) that his revocation hearing was held outside the sixty-day period required by Ark.Code Ann. §…