MIKELL, Judge.
In 1997, James Leon Woody, Jr. entered a guilty plea to multiple counts of theft by taking, burglary, and entering an automobile, for which he was sentenced to 20 years probation. During the same year, Woody pleaded guilty to a separate indictment for theft by taking, burglary, and making a false statement and was sentenced to ten years probation. In both cases, Woody consented to the following as a special condition of probation:
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