Order

On December 17, 2018, Hart County Superior Court revoked the balance of Willjarvis Tyrell McIntosh's probation. McIntosh filed an application for discretionary review in this Court, which we granted. See Case No. A19D0288 (Feb. 5, 2019). Thereafter, based on our grant of his application, McIntosh filed a notice of appeal in Elbert County, purporting to appeal from that court's December 14, 2018 order revoking his probation. We lack jurisdiction.

Pursuant to OCGA § 5-6-35 (a) (5), appeals from orders revoking probation must come by discretionary application. And for all discretionary applications, "[t]he application shall specify the order or judgment being appealed" and include "a copy of the order or judgment being appealed . . ." OCGA § 5-6-35 (b), (c); Georgia Court of Appeals Rule 31 (c) ("Discretionary applications must contain a stamped `filed' copy of the trial court's order or judgment from which the appeal is sought.").

With his application, McIntosh submitted petitions for revocation of probation filed in both Hart County and Elbert County. But he only sought review of — and was only granted a discretionary application regarding — the December 17, 2018 order from Hart County. Accordingly, McIntosh is not entitled to a direct appeal of the proceedings in Elbert County. See Stephenson v. Futch, 213 Ga. 247, 248 (2) (98 S.E.2d 374) (1957) ("[T]here is no authority in law for the review of the two judgments in a single bill of exceptions[.]"). Because McIntosh failed to follow the discretionary appeal procedure to seek review of the Elbert County order, this appeal is hereby DISMISSED.