¶ 1 BROWN, J.
In this case, the circuit court made known in writing that it wanted Justin D. Gudgeon's probation extended before the extension hearing even took place. Gudgeon claims that the court was therefore biased in favor of a particular result before listening to the evidence. The State counters that Gudgeon's claim is a collateral attack since he never appealed the extension order and did not even appeal a subsequent probation revocation. We agree, but...
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