with intent to distribute cocaine and to one count of distributing 7.15 grams of cocaine.   On June 28, 1985, the trial judge sentenced Barnes on the distribution count to three years of imprisonment, to be followed by a five-year term of special parole.   The court suspended the imposition of sentence on the conspiracy count, and placed Barnes on a five-year period of probation, to run consecutively to the three-year term of imprisonment and concurrently to the five-year term of special parole.   As a condition of probation, the court specifically required Barnes to participate in a drug and alcohol treatment program.


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Barnes was released on May 20, 1988, and commenced serving his concurrent terms of special parole and probation.   After receiving informationrepeated references by the court to the "break" Barnes had earlier received.   However, he served a three-year prison sentence on the distribution charge.   Such a sentence seems somewhat inconsistent with the characterization of the trial judge


