NORTHCUTT, Judge.
Harry Swain contends the sentence he received after violating his probation was illegal. In a laudable demonstration of candor, the State concedes the error. Alas, we disagree with them both.
Swain's original sentence was nineteen years' imprisonment, with fifteen years suspended to be served on probation. This was a true split sentence. See Poore v. State,
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