If he has already entered a plea deal, then your options are somewhat limited at this point. A defendant cannot appeal a properly entered plea. But...

Can a parolee work for the police in Arkansas?

Simple answer: Yes. If he doesn't want to cooperate, they will likely file the charge against him. But maybe not. Get with an attorney to discuss...

I have don 2 years and 10 months on a five years sentence and I get off probation early?

You can file a motion to end your probation early at any time. That will be entirely up to the sentencing judge to decide. You can do this on your...

It depends on several things. If he has zero prior convictions, then he has to do at least 1/4 of the 5 yrs before being parole eligible. That is...

Would argue about an omitted field breathalyzer test in the police report be a good strategy ?

Generally the results of a portable breath test are NOT admissible against you. The only time they are is when you (the defendant) seek to...

Will Texas extradite me to Arkansas on a probation violation?

It depends on the situation. Legally, yes they can. But practically, would they? I do not know. If this was an adjudicated murder charge, then...

Will I have a criminal record if I pay failure to appear fine rather than fight for it to be dropped?

Contact attorney ASAP. This is fixable, but it will not go away until you affirmatively deal with it. It is highly likely a prosecutor would offer...

What happens if a man was arrested for a warrant In another state for violating his parole and was leased with an ankle monitor?

The most likely answer is that he or she will be apprehended based on a new warrant for failing to appear and/or for absconding from parole....

BND NCO PTF SET PER SPL 6/6/19//////JJ?

BND = bond NCO = No Contact Order, which is also known as a restraining order PTF = Pass to File, meaning that the person has been initially...

Contact a criminal-defense attorney, who can then contact the police on your behalf and see if you have been charged or if there is a warrant for...