James Harrison v. State Florida

SCHWARTZ, Chief Judge. In 1984, the appellant Harrison was a lookout in an armed supermarket robbery in which, unknown to him, two co-defendants
killed a night watchman. As a result, Harrison pled guilty to second degree murder (Count I), burglary of an occupied structure
with an assault committed therein (Count II), and attempted robbery with a deadly weapon (Count III). He was sentenced to
two years in prison as to Count I, followed by concurrent terms of four years probation on Counts II and III. He served his
two year state prison time, but shortly after his release he was found in possession of cocaine which, in the instant case,
the trial court determined to have been a violation of his probation. His sentencing upon the consequent revocation is the
only issue involved in this appeal.