Should parole officer know of an outstanding warrant during parole term
Parole officer does know. If he/she does not then he/she is not doing the job. Warrants go into the system and are routinely distributed to parole...
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Parole officer does know. If he/she does not then he/she is not doing the job. Warrants go into the system and are routinely distributed to parole...
Class "s" felonies in Texas are "state jail felonies" punishable by 180 days to 2 years in the State Jail. Will it show? Yes. Unless you have the...
Your son is facing misdemeanor punishment for the leaving the scene situation. Your son is obligated to report the incident to his probation...
A VPTA warrant is a "violate promise to appear" warrant in Texas. It is probably associated with a situation where the person who is the subject of...
You cannot stop her from talking to other people. What you are seeking to "restrain" cannot be restrained. Step up, handle your business, and quit...
No, good try. Your case has been adjudicated with your probation. Statute of limitations does not apply. But, if there was a statute of limitations...
When your sentence is up, it is up! That judgment controls the parole board's authority over you. If you have outstanding restitution at the end of...
If your lawyer can get it approved. Don't hold your breath, but it's worth a shot. Have your lawyer spring into action. Good luck with that.
Six long years for drunk and loud? Sounds pretty extreme. Yes, you can hire another lawyer to 'assist" the one you already have. If your new lawyer...
Two violations of your probation? Not good... If you are not arrested yet go to rehab. Shows you are working on your drug problem. If you cannot...