ROGERS
v.
STATE
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A trial court must issue a written order of violation of probation that contains the evidence and grounds necessary to support revocation.
[1] A trial court must issue a written order of violation of probation containing the evidence and grounds necessary to support revocation of probation.
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PER CURIAM.
*1008Anthony Rogers appeals from his conviction and sentence pursuant to a finding of violation of probation. Both parties agree that, because the trial court did not issue a written order of violation of probation stating the evidence and grounds for revocation, the case must be remanded with directions to render a written order of probation.
We therefore remand to the trial court solely to provide a written order of violation of probation that contains the evidence and grounds necessary to support revocation of Rogers' probation.
Remanded with instructions.