State v. Gumfory

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• holding that once there has been evidence of a violation of the conditions on which probation was granted, the decision to revoke probation rests with the sound discretion of the court
• When not otherwise prohibited by law, the district court abuses its discretion by revoking probation \when no reasonable person would have taken\ the same position.
• district court has discretion to revoke defendant's probation if defendant has violated his or her probation
• district court has discretion to revoke defendant's probation if defendant has violated his or her probation
• district court has discretion to revoke defendant's probation if defendant has violated his or her probation
• When not otherwise prohibited by law, the district court abuses its discretion by revoking probation \when no reasonable person would have taken\ the same position.

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