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People v. Smith

Citations

  • 12 Cal. App. 3d 621
  • 90 Cal. Rptr. 811
  • 1970 Cal. App. LEXIS 1653

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  • “It is equally clear that probation was revoked ... and a bench warrant was issued so that judgment and sentence could be imposed, imposition thereof having been suspended approximately three years earlier.... ”
  • “It is also settled that an order revoking probation, to be valid, must be made within the period fixed in the order of probation. If not revoked within that period, the probation terminates automatically on the last day.”
  • “It is equally clear that probation was revoked and a bench warrant was issued so that judgment and- sentence could be im~' posed, imposition thereof having been suspended approximately three years earlier....”
  • “It is equally clear that probation was revoked and a bench warrant was issued so that judgment and sentence could be im- posed, imposition thereof ' having be'en suspended approximately three years earlier....”
  • “_It is also settled that an order revoking probation to_be_valid,_mu_st be made within the period fixed m the order of probation, If not revoked within that >period,_ the pro mbation terminates automaticallyo on tli_te__Last_cla
  • “It is also settled that an order revoking probation, to be valid, must be made within the period fixed in the order of probation. If not revoked within that period, the probation terminates automatically on the last day.”

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Judges: Coakley

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