State v. Orr
Annotate this CaseIn 2014, Defendant admitted to violating the terms of his probation, and the circuit court revoked probation and imposed a sentence of two years incarceration (Sentence 1). That same year, Defendant received two additional sentences, each for unauthorized ingestion of a controlled drug or substance. On one of the convictions, the trial court sentenced Defendant to five years incarceration, suspended, and placed Defendant on probation (Sentence 2). On the final sentence, the court sentenced Defendant to four years incarceration (Sentence 3). The court ordered Sentence 3 to run consecutively to Sentence 1 and ordered Sentence 2 to run concurrently with Sentences 1 and 3. The Supreme Court reversed, holding that Defendant’s sentences improperly placed him under simultaneous supervision of the executive and judicial branches. Remanded.
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