State v. Parrillo
Annotate this CaseThe Supreme Court vacated an order of the superior court denying the State’s request to adjudge Anthony Parrillo a probation violator based upon the hearing justice’s finding that Parrillo was no longer on probation at the time that he allegedly committed the offense of felony assault. The Court held (1) Parrillo was on probation and subject to being adjudged at the time he allegedly committed felony assault; (2) the hearing justice did not commit an error of law when he held that the doctrine of equitable estoppel did not bar the state from seeking to adjudge Parrillo a probation violator; and (3) the case must be remanded so that a hearing justice may address Parrillo’s due process argument in the first instance.
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