CARLEY, Justice.
In January of 2000, Frank Wolcott pled guilty to charges of terroristic threats and criminal trespass set forth in one indictment, and to a count of burglary alleged in another. For each of the three crimes, he received first offender treatment and a probated sentence. Later that same year, the State initiated probation revocation proceedings against him as to both cases. Acting pro se, Wolcott entered into consent orders, whereby he admitted his...
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