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Summary:
This intense courtroom moment unfolds as Irvin Earl Ellison 🎭 returns to court after failing his probation terms. Originally, he received Deferred Adjudication ⚖️ — a chance to avoid a felony conviction if he followed the rules. But the State later filed a Motion to Revoke ❌ after major compliance failures.

📌 Key Violation
Ellison did not report to probation in July or August. No in-person visits, no consistent calls 📵. The court record shows zero progress, no participation in mandatory programs, and no supervision contact at all.

His attorney explains 🗣️ he was homeless, struggling for survival, and without a phone. He called probation once from the jail lobby ☎️, but then completely disappeared. The defense argued he deserved another chance because life circumstances overwhelmed him 😞.

But the situation got worse…
While missing probation check-ins, Ellison was arrested again 🚔 — accused of stealing $157 headphones 🎧 from Walmart. The State argued this proves he could walk to a store to commit theft but not walk to probation located across the street from the jail 🤦‍♂️.

The Judge grew firm 😠:
“People can help you only if you communicate. You found the way to commit a crime but not to follow your probation responsibilities.”

📍 Final Outcome
The Judge found the violation TRUE ✅, revoked probation, and sentenced him to 4 years in prison ⛓️. Because it is now a felony conviction, Ellison also loses his rights to possess weapons 🔫. He received credit for 215 days already served.

A tough lesson in accountability, consequences, and the justice system ⚖️.
























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