You need to get permission to leave the state or see what you can do regarding successful termination. Don't just up and leave, contact your PO.

There certainly could be some issues with suppression, you need to sit down with an attorney.

Have you spoken to your probation officer about this? They should be able to help you find places and organizations to do community service with.

You need to discuss this matter with your attorney. They'll be able to explain to you what will happen should you decide to go to trial.

His sentence might be mandatory, the judge might not be allowing him to get a reduced sentence, or it might be part of the jail's rules/they...

He can write a letter to the judge (it will be considered a motion to modify sentence) and ask to be released but he has to do it. He may have...

Warrants never expire. He needs to contact an attorney in Florida. Be prepared that he has to go down there to ultimately handle his business.

He's going to have to go to Juvenile Court.

When you violate probation, the time stops (tolled) until you get to court.

Expect that you will have to take another drug test.