Commonwealth v. Sirles

.MILLIKEN, Justice.

Rex Sirles changed his plea to guilty on' two indictments for dwelling house breaking, and received a two-year sentence on each indictment which he was assured would run concurrently. ■ He was considered eligible for parole until our recent decision in Wooden v. Goheen, Ky., 255 S.W.2d 1000, in which we held that under Section 288 of the Criminal Code of Practice separate judgments of conviction must be served consecutively. The trial court granted him a writ of coram nobis and set aside his sentence of conviction Upon the ground that Sirles’ change of his plea from not…