If you are on probation where you don't see a probation officer and get a new case for a similar offense can that be considered
Yes, the violation of the new law will be considered by the probation department once they become aware of it.
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Yes, the violation of the new law will be considered by the probation department once they become aware of it.
You would have to contact the Governor's Office to see if you qualify for a pardon. If you do qualify they will send you the forms. The pardon, if...
The Prosecuton probably received new information (evidence, witnesses, etc..) and the Statute of Limitations was still open.
Yes, in an argument to the Court the Prosecutor can make such arguements. Thes would be rebutted by you or your counsel which would be making the...
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Not reporting to your PO is a violation of your probation. It i s possible for you to go to jail for violating your probation. The Court does not...
It depends on your jurisdiction. After conviction, one can apply with the Governor's office for a pardon. This may give you the releif you seek. ...
Generally any violation of a criminal law is a violation of probation. This is because it is typically on of the written conditions of your...
The answer depends on the rules for expungment where you were convicted. For example, in Ga an expugment is authorized when there was in error from...
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