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P. v. Crown
Appellant, who was in the deferred entry of judgment program in a drug possession case and on probation for corporal injury in another case, was found to be in violation of the terms of his probation. The trial court terminated the deferred entry of judgment program, revoked probation, and sentenced appellant a total of two years and eight months in prison in the two cases. Appellant appeals from the judgment. Because he raises no arguable issues, Court affirm.

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