Whetstone v. State

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• holding that in a regular probation case, an appellant may not ordinarily challenge the validity of the original conviction during an appeal of a revocation order.
• defendant may raise contention that indictment was fundamentally defective for the first time at revocation hearing and court of appeals may consider issue on appeal from revocation
• regular probationers are generally prevented from attacking the original plea in a revocation hearing

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