Como
People v. Como
Opinion
Opinion
Files, J.
The important issues on this appeal arise out of the application of Penal Code section 1203.2a, which governs the termination of probation for a person who has been committed to prison for a subsequent offense.
At the request of defendant, and after notice to the Attorney General, we have made the entire Los Angeles Superior Court file in case A 172080 a part of the record on appeal. (Rule 12 (a), Cal. Rules of Court.)
On August 24, 1971, in case A 172080, defendant was sentenced to state prison for the term prescribed by law for the offense of robbery, second degree. Execution of the sentence was suspended and probation granted for five years, nonsupervised, on condition that defendant spend the first year in county jail.
In February 1973 in another district of the Los Angeles Superior Court defendant pleaded guilty to two charges of grand theft in cases A 287771 and A 289663; and on April 3, 1973, he was sentenced to state prison for those offenses. A report of the probation officer, dated April 11, 1973, reporting the sentences imposed on April 3, appears in superior court file number A 172080.