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Probation being revoked states the case goes back to original sentencing. Even if I was on probation the court would be the one to order my license being held. I've talked to 2 supervisors at probation and they are holding my license and will not show proof of why after years this is being... View More
answered on Nov 16, 2024
Your lawyer should write a letter to the judge and ask him/her to order probation to return your license. You may also be able to clear your license with the DMV and simply get a new license from them if your statutory revocation period has ended and you are no longer on probation supervision.
She went away in 2022 and her next board is may 2025. She completed shock, all her programs and has zero disciplinary tickets. She is just looking for an opinion on if this 4th parole hearing may go in her favor. She and I understand that the lawyers on here dont have the case in front of them so... View More
answered on Oct 2, 2024
Well something in your question doesn't make sense to me. You state that she competed the Shock Incarceration Program. If that is the case, she should have been released upon successful completion of the six month Shock program. It sounds like she did not complete Shock successfully and that... View More
House raided found 3 grams and a gun but only searched a quarter of the house and left drugs behind now trying to give me 5 years for a gun charge and no talk about the drugs how is that right and what are my rights because they wouldnt have found gun if werent raiding for drugs but now drugs dont... View More
answered on Oct 17, 2024
Well the prosecutor has the discretion to decide what charges you would be required to plead guilty to in a plea bargain. The most serious charge is presumably the gun count and they are offering you a plea bargain where you plead to criminal possession of a weapon and they will drop the drug... View More
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