On charge one, you were sentenced to 30 days jail, 12 months probation, credit for either 2 days custody or 28 days custody.

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If you want to end your probation early, you'll need to address this with an OR attorney and in OR court. Have to say, since you have a few...

Hire an attorney. Things can be negotiated down irrespective to the case facts.

You have an attorney Seek legal advice from the attorney.

No attorney can advise you to take a deal or not without first reviewing the evidence and getting an offer from the prosecution.

I don't even know what you were arrested for. No online attorney can answer this question. Speak to the attorney you're going to trial with.

Speak to your attorney handling your case and tell them you don't want to waive time any longer

You'll be serving 20 days minus credit for anytime you've already served.

Due to covid, it's very common right now. Hire an attorney to monitor the case for when its filed.

Yes, they can use out of state convictions as strikes in this state.