Yes. Consult a local attorney before doing so. However, it is important and necessary that you attempt to mitigate your damages. First, I would ask...

Probation officers generally work for the judiciary. While they have the authority to file a petition to revoke your probation, ultimately it will...

Anyone can be charged for anything at any time. Once charged, you would enjoy the presumption of innocence, the right to assert the affirmative...

An attorney may be able to arrange for a judge to quash the warrant. Your local Public Defender's Office may offer to do it free of charge.