Im on reffered probation for thef && i picked another charge n dis morning the cops came to pick Me up n took Me to jail n got

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   Macy JaggersPro

   Dallas Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered January 28, 2013 04:08. You need to tell your PO about the new case. She cannot arrest you on the spot. She will have to send your file into the court so a violation can be filed and a warrant issued. You need to hire a defense attorney immediately. They can arrange a walk through to post the bond on the pv so you don't actually go into custody.

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   Cynthia Henley

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   Answered January 28, 2013 13:01. You will likely get a warrant on a motion to adjudicate your deferred probation, and you will have to answer to both cases. You will need a lawyer. If you are indigent, they will appoint one to represent you.
   
   Expect a warrant on the MAG.
   
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   David WhitePro

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   Answered February 02, 2013 09:48. Hire an attorney ASAP. As soon as a warrant is issued on the Motion to Adjudicate you will need to get walked through to avoid another arrest.
   
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