This is a question for your son's criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

Of course you can't. Once you start absconding your time pauses. You can't wait out your supervision.

In the scenario you describe, I'd say the absconding began when you got up and left. I'm not sure what you are trying to ask otherwise.

It sounds like this person was placed on three years probation, that the agent has 90 days of jail that they can impose as a sanction, and that if...

This sounds like a good question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

This is a question for your appellate attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

No. None of the nonsense you have posted has any validity. Whoever told you otherwise was either lying or fooled just like you.

This sounds like an interesting issue to discuss with your criminal defense attorney as soon as possible, if not sooner.

Your first step needs to be to retain a local criminal defense attorney as quickly as possible, if not sooner.