Legal Question in Criminal Law in Maryland

I live in Maryland, I was charged with several counts of thefts, however, I already had a trial infront of judge and had worked out a plea deal. Since I was first time offender with no prior record and I made full restitution to the victim, I was sentenced to PBJ and 6 months of unsupervised probation. I paid the court fee and thought the case was closed. I just got another court summon order me to be back to court for another trial for the same case. I have not violated any terms (not even a traffic ticket) since the first sentenceing, so what is going on here? Why am I ordered to be back in court? On the court record it displayed: motion T to A?

Asked on 1/21/11, 4:16 pm

Phillip M. Cook Cook Legal Services, LLC

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Consult you criminal defense attorney ASAP. No time to waste.

Answered on 1/26/11, 4:22 pm

William Welch William L. Welch, III Attorney

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Go to the court clerk's office and examine the file. Perhaps it is a violation of probation.

Answered on 1/26/11, 4:51 pm

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