Southeast Bank, N.A. v. Martin (In re Martin)

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• explaining that we will reverse a probation revocation when the trial court considered an invalid alle- gation and might not have revoked if it had considered only the valid allegations
• explaining that we will reverse a probation revocation when the trial court considered an invalid alle- gation and might not have revoked if it had considered only the valid allegations
• reversing and remanding a judgment revoking probation for recon- sideration in light of other bases for revocation
• reversing and remanding a judgment revoking probation for recon- sideration in light of other bases for revocation
• reversing a probation revocation judgment and remanding for reconsideration when trial court erroneously found the defendant in violation of probation on an improper ground and there remained four other potentially valid bases for revocation
• reversing a probation revocation judgment and remanding for reconsideration when trial court erroneously found the defendant in violation of probation on an improper ground and there remained four other potentially valid bases for revocation

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