P. v. Martinez
Samuel Martinez appeals from the judgment entered following his no contest plea to second degree robbery. (Pen. Code, 211.)[1]Pursuant to his negotiated plea, he was released on his own recognizance with the understanding that he was to pick up no new offenses, report to probation within 72 hours for his interview for the probation and sentencing report. . . . And appear timely for sentencing. It was agreed that if he complied, the agreed upon disposition will be the one year in county jail. All the credit that [he had] already accumulated and [he will] be given three years of probation; however if [he] violate[s] any of those conditions the sentencing judge could sentence [him] up to five years in prison.
Thereafter, appellant failed to appear for sentencing and a bench warrant was issued. The judgment is affirmed.
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