579 So. 2d 344 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1991
Appellant, Sharon Anderson, appeals an order entered by the trial court modifying her probation. For the reasons set out below, we reverse.
In January of 1988, appellant was adjudicated guilty of two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, and was placed on concurrent terms of two years probation. Her order of probation contained ten standard conditions, including condition 10, stating: “Comply with instructions given by your Probation Officer.” In addition, the order contained three non-standard or special conditions, including condition 15, stating: “Participate in counseling at your own expense as instructed for: mental health.”
In an amended affidavit filed in August 1989, it was alleged that appellant had:
violated the conditions of her probation in a material respect by violating condition 10 which states: ‘Comply with instructions given by your Probation Officer,’ in that, the defendant has failed to keep appointments as scheduled at the Comer Drug Store for evaluations_
(emphasis supplied) After hearing the testimony presented at the hearing, the trial court entered an order modifying probation, finding appellant to have violated probation as alleged in the amended affidavit, and extending probation for an additional period of one year.
REVERSED.