Per Curiam ¶1 Joshua Boyd was convicted of violating a protection order and was sentenced to terms of confinement and community custody that together exceeded the 60-month statutory maximum for the offense. The court included a notation on the judgment and sentence stating that the total term of confinement and community custody could not exceed the statutory maximum. The Court of Ap…
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