Ramos

On an information charging defendant with the crime of burglary he pleaded guilty and was permitted to file an application for probation. Plea of guilty was entered on the twenty-second day of August, 1924. Thereafter, in due course, the court on October 14, 1924, entered its order as follows: “That proceedings herein be suspended and the defendant granted probation for the term of three years, under the supervision of the probation officer and subject to the terms and conditions stated by the court. The first nine months of said probation period, defendant is to be in the custody of the sheriff of the county of Los Angeles, during which time he shall be permitted to work on the public highways of Los Angeles county.” On May 28, 1925, the court made the following order: “Order of October 14, 1924, is now modified as follows: Defendant is ordered released on probation under the terms and conditions stated by the court.” On August 6, 1926, defendant was brought before the court pursuant to suggestion made that since his release on probation the defendant had violated the conditions of his probation. The defendant by his counsel then suggested that he was not legally on probation,…