Q: I have a conspiracy charge that put me on County Probation of 11months 29 days in Janurary of 2018 due to the court
The court pulled a Diversion. I violated my 11/29 in September. I was served a shopeni to court that was filed December 22nd to be at court at 9am February 14th. No previous record no new charges no failed drug test missed a few appointments and they violated me. Oringinal time they was trying to give me was 30 days because they had/have no proof. What is outlooks for my court date coming up February 14th and my arrest date was October 19th 2017. Sentenced January 18 of 2018
A: You have made a serious mistake. The Court tried to not destroy your life with some type of Diversion, but you violated it. It is very possible a large amount of the 11/29 Sentence you pled to will now be ordered served, anywhere from 30 to 90 days at least. Contact your attorney and tell him how you think you violated Probation and pay the entirety of your Court Costs and Fines prior to the 14th. That way the Court and the Probation Officer might want to give you another chance.
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