PER CURIAM.
Earl Coney challenges the sentences in seven cases where his probation was revoked. In one case, the circuit court sentenced Coney to five years in prison to run consecutively with six concurrent five-year sentences.
When a defendant is sentenced to a probationary split sentence—i.e., a term of incarceration, none of which is suspended, followed by a period of probation—the defendant may be resentenced to any term up to the maximum...
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