Probation Violation GA

You actually have not really clarified what your question is. I'm going to take a guess. ONE You have two warrants out from 2008; there is no constitutional right to be arrested. Therefore, delay in arrest can only become an issue is your due process rights have some how been violated; this usually means showing that somehow your ability to defend yourself has been prejudiced. TWO: the warrants for offenses alleged in 2008 can be the basis for a probation violation if you are in fact still on probation; they would show that you may have broken the law while on probation. This is always a violation of probation. THREE: what is of more concern is the ten years you got in 2002. As I understand your description it sounds like you received a 10 year prison term that you served 2 years for. If you are still on parole these charges from 2008 once again can be a violation of parole. Probation violation hearings are usually held before the original sentencing judge with the primary witness being your probation agent; there is no right to a jury trial. Parole violation hearings are administrative in nature and once again there is no right to a jury trial. In either case the best advice I can give you is to retain an attorney for a consultation and discuss the matter in much more in depth detail than you have here so he/she can properly advise you.