Andrew McQuay Jacobs v. Commonwealth of Virginia

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• stating that the remaining balance of a defendant’s original sentence “did not simply disappear” when the trial court revoked a portion of his suspended sentence
• interpreting the trial court’s order based on the principle that trial judges are presumed to know the law and statutory procedural requirements
• “Appellant admitted the violation, and [the judge] revoked ninety days of appellant’s previously suspended sentence . . . .”
• “It is clear that -4- [w]hen a court revokes the suspension of execution of sentence, the original sentence shall be in full force and effect.” (alteration in original

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).