Upholding special condition on employment where, without it, the trial court was concerned that the defendant would ‘find himself in a position wherein he would more than likely repeat this same offense.’
Summary of this case from State v. Jones1975
Upholding special condition on employment where, without it, the trial court was concerned that the defendant would ‘find himself in a position wherein he would more than likely repeat this same offense.’
Summary of this case from State v. JonesUpholding special condition on employment where, without it, the trial court was concerned that the defendant would “find himself in a position wherein he would more than likely repeat this same offense.”
Summary of this case from Henson v. StateUpholding special condition on employment where, without it, the trial court was concerned that the defendant would "find himself in a position wherein he would more than likely repeat this same offense."
Summary of this case from Henson v. StateFull title:PETITIONS FOR CERTIORARI TO THE COURT OF APPEALS
Court:Supreme Court of North Carolina
Date published: Jan 1, 1975
A condition which is a violation of the defendant's constitutional right and, therefore, beyond the power of…
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