Pardue v. State

JOINER, Judge.

Michael R. Pardue appeals from an order revoking his probation. The relevant procedural history of this case, which is complex, is as follows: Pardue was arrested in April 1987 and indicted for second-degree escape, first-degree burglary, first-degree theft of property, and second-degree theft of property. At the time of his arrest, Pardue was incarcerated for murder and serving a 100-year sentence.1 In March 1988, Pardue was convicted on all four counts of the indictment; he appealed his convictions. On appeal, this Court affirmed Pardue’s escape conviction, reversed the…