They would count as prior convictions for offenses committed from the point of the older conviction and forward from that.

When you go in to court on the subpoena, you just tell the judge that you are refusing to testify because it might incriminate you.

You will likely be in violation of your probation. You should get notice to the court that you will not be at the probation violation hearing...

They could attempt to bring charges, but likely would not.

Yes, the offer for release sounds like you may be getting scammed.

Normally they will transport him within four weeks.

It sounds as though the 6 months in PA was considered as if it was applied to the probation violation. You should be filing an appeal of your Ohio...

If his actions fit a felony offense, he can be charged despite the timeline of when it occurred being at the parole agent's office. This would not...

You can make the request for a continuance. Depending on how good your reason is, the judge may or may not grant it.

If they had a valid warrant, and they followed it, then the search was legal even if they never showed you the warrant.