Q: I submitted a previous question of 90 day bond. What if the probation violation is from the charges for 90 day bond
A: Not quite sure that I understand your question. That being said, if you charged with a crime while on probation. The new charge(s) will trigger a probation violation which is a separate issue that you will have to resolve in addition to those new charge(s). Furthermore, if you are in custody for 90 on those new charges without being indicted, you are entitled to a reasonable bond for the new charges only -- Not the probation violation. This is true, even if the new charges caused the probation violation.
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