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CRIMINAL: Probation revocation: LUCAS V. COMMONWEALTH (COA 7/18/2008)

By Michael Stevens

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LUCAS       V. COMMONWEALTH
      CRIMINAL:  Probation revocation
      2007-CA-000321
PUBLISHED: AFFIRMING
      PANEL: THOMPSON PRESIDING; CAPERTON, LAMBERT CONCUR
      HARDIN COUNTY
      DATE RENDERED: 7/18/2008

The trial court?s decision to revoke Lucas? probation was not an abuse of discretion. The evidence established that Lucas violated several conditions of his probation. The trial court?s order specifically noted that Lucas failed to provide documentation regarding his medication, failed to refrain from violent behavior, failed to comply with the Reducing Serious Violence Program, and had engaged in multiple acts of disorderly conduct.

Digested by Scott C. Byrd  www.olginandbyrd.com

Full post as published by Kentucky Cases on September 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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