Logsdon v. Jones

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• explaining that the sanctions imposed for a probation violation are not subject to review for inappropriateness pursuant to Ind. App. R. 7(B)
• noting that a remedy under Ind. Appellate Rule 7(B) is not available on appeals from a probation revocation hearing
• “A trial court’s action in a post- sentence probation violation proceeding is not a criminal sentence as contemplated by the rule.”
• “A trial court’s action in a post-sentence probation violation proceeding is not a criminal sentence as contemplated by [Rule 7(B)].”
• “[t]he action taken by a trial court in a probation revocation proceeding is not a sentencing.”
• “A trial court’s action in a post-sentence probation violation proceeding is not a criminal sentence as contemplated by the rule. The review and revise remedy of App. R. 7(B) is not available.”

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