PER CURIAM.
As the State notes in its answer brief, the evidence in the record is more than sufficient to satisfy the trial court's conclusion that the defendant violated his probation by having committed an assault or battery upon the victim. However, as the State candidly acknowledges, the trial court's written Order of Probation Violation does not conform to the oral pronouncements made by the trial judge at the time that the probation was revoked.
Accordingly...
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