We held that the agreement for a three-year deferred sentence limited the period of probation to three years. Neither White nor Murray is analogous to this case because, here, the court specifically ordered an indeterminate, not a fixed, probationary period. Bubar does not require that the court set a fixed probation term or specific, clear conditions for discharge from probation that are within the defendant's control. Third, defendant argues that the court violated V.R.Cr. Our review of the agreement shows no fixed period of probation.
Defendant confuses the length of the sentence with the period of probation.
We therefore reject defendant's contention that the court imposed a sentence more onerous than that contemplated by the parties by imposing an indeterminate probation period. In fact, the court imposed the sentence in the parties' sentencing agreement.