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NON-PRECEDENTIAL DECISION - SEE SUPERIOR COURT I.O.P. 65.37

    COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA           :    IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
                                                      PENNSYLVANIA

                 v.


    GERALD CARROLL CLARK,      II
                       Appellant           :    No. 1005 MDA 2018

               Appeal from the PCRA Order Entered May 17, 2018
       In the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County Criminal Division at
                         No(s): CP-01-CR-0001094-2013

BEFORE:      SHOGAN, J., DUBOW, J., and PELLEGRINI*, J.

JUDGMENT ORDER BY SHOGAN, J.:                           FILED JULY 30, 2019

        Gerald Carroll Clark, II1 ("Appellant") appeals from the court order2

incorporating     a   comprehensive agreement    between Appellant and the

Commonwealth to resolve his claims under the Post Conviction Relief Act

("PCRA"), 42 Pa.C.S. §§ 9541-9546. Additionally, counsel has filed   a   petition

to withdraw representation pursuant to   Commonwealth v. Turner, 544 A.2d




1 Appellant's birth name is Gerald Carroll Clark, II. Pro Se Modification of
Order, 1/13/17 (Docket Entry No. 83); Order, 5/17/18 at 2. We have
amended the caption accordingly.

2  Because Appellant's appeal is from the court's May 17, 2018 order
incorporating the parties' agreement and not the revised judgment of
sentence, we consider his June 15, 2018 notice of appeal to be timely.



      Retired Senior Judge assigned to the Superior Court.
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927 (Pa. 1988), and Commonwealth v. Finley, 550 A.2d 213 (Pa. Super.

1988) (en banc). We vacate and remand.

          On January 17, 2014, Appellant entered a negotiated                 guilty plea

agreement based on charges arising from his 2013 failure to comply with the

registration requirements applicable to sexual offenders3 and indecent assault

of   a   child under thirteen years of age.4 Following    a   classification hearing, the

trial court designated Appellant        a   sexually violent predator ("SVP") and

sentenced him to incarceration for an aggregate term of six years and three

months to fifteen years: five to ten years on the failure -to -register charge and

one year, three months to five years on the indecent -assault charge. Order,

6/16/14. We affirmed the judgment of sentence. Commonwealth v. Clark,

158 A.3d        167,   58   MDA   2016 (Pa.      Super. filed    September 2, 2016)

(unpublished memorandum).

          Appellant filed   a   counseled    PCRA   petition.     Before the      hearing

commenced on Appellant's PCRA petition, the parties' entered an agreement.

Pursuant to the agreement, Appellant's 2014 failure -to -register conviction and

sentence were vacated; Appellant's SVP designation was vacated; Appellant's

indecent -assault conviction and sentence remained in full force and effect;

Appellant was subject to lifetime registration requirements as          a   convicted Tier




3    18 Pa.C.S. § 4915(a).

4    18 Pa.C.S. § 3126(a)(7).

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III   sexual offender pursuant to 42 Pa.C.S.             §   9799.14; and Appellant withdrew

all remaining claims raised in his counseled PCRA petitions. Order, 5/17/18,

at 1-2.

        In light of the parties' agreement, the PCRA court gave Appellant credit

for time served on the failure -to -register sentence and corrected the June 16,

2014 sentence to "reflect that [Appellant's] sentence on [indecent assault] of

no less than one year and three months, nor more than five years in a State

Correctional Institution shall be effective September 25, 2013."                             Order,

5/17/18, at           2.

        Based on the record, it is unclear if Appellant has completed his sentence

of one year and three months to five years for indecent assault. Thus, we are

compelled to remand for the PCRA court to determine                          within twenty days
of this Order whether Appellant                 is   still serving   a   sentence related to the

above -captioned appeal and, therefore, remains eligible for collateral relief.

See 42 Pa.C.S.                 §   9543(a)(1)(i) ("To     be eligible for relief under this

subchapter, the petitioner must plead and prove by                       a   preponderance of the

evidence      .   .   .    (1) That the petitioner has been convicted of        a   crime under the

laws of this Commonwealth and is at the time relief is granted: (i) currently

serving   a       sentence of imprisonment, probation or parole for the crime[.]").

The PCRA court shall provide an expiration -of -sentence date.

        Order vacated.              Case remanded with instructions.             Panel jurisdiction

retained.


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