Ark. Code Ann. § 5-4-305
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Effect on appeal
Official statutory text
(a) If a court suspends imposition of sentence on a defendant or places him or her on probation, the fact that a judgment of conviction is not entered does not preclude: (1) An appeal on the basis of any error in the adjudication of guilt or any error in the entry of the order of the suspension or probation; or (2) The imposition of any costs authorized by law. (b) An appeal following a suspension or probation may be taken by filing notice of appeal in the manner prescribed by law within thirty (30) days after the docket entry of the suspension or probation. Acts 1975, No. 280, § 1211; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-1211.
(a) If a court suspends imposition of sentence on a defendant or places him or her on probation, the fact that a judgment of conviction is not entered does not preclude: (1) An appeal on the basis of any error in the adjudication of guilt or any error in the entry of the order of the suspension or probation; or (2) The imposition of any costs authorized by law.
(1) An appeal on the basis of any error in the adjudication of guilt or any error in the entry of the order of the suspension or probation; or
(2) The imposition of any costs authorized by law.
(b) An appeal following a suspension or probation may be taken by filing notice of appeal in the manner prescribed by law within thirty (30) days after the docket entry of the suspension or probation.
Acts 1975, No. 280, § 1211; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-1211.
(a) If a court suspends imposition of sentence on a defendant or places him or her on probation, the fact that a judgment of conviction is not entered does not preclude: (1) An appeal on the basis of any error in the adjudication of guilt or any error in the entry of the order of the suspension or probation; or (2) The imposition of any costs authorized by law.
(1) An appeal on the basis of any error in the adjudication of guilt or any error in the entry of the order of the suspension or probation; or
(2) The imposition of any costs authorized by law.
(b) An appeal following a suspension or probation may be taken by filing notice of appeal in the manner prescribed by law within thirty (30) days after the docket entry of the suspension or probation.
Acts 1975, No. 280, § 1211; A.S.A. 1947, § 41-1211.
Status: in_force
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