Q: I want to know how much time I will have if I exchange a 6/5 split l, 4 years in and done the 6 months in prison.
I had a felony DWI( AUO made it a felony), .08% first offense. I was incarcerated for the 6 months in prison and now I am 4 years into probation and I have an open violation for missing appointment w PO. Since April I've been suspended no time being credited and I just cannot go on w the probation it is literally hell and I want to just beg for the judge to give me time instead. Weekends preferably but what would I be looking at for amount of incarceration? Ty so much for your time and help!
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The potential consequences for a probation violation can vary based on several factors, including the nature of the violation, your criminal history, and the specific terms of your probation. Since you're dealing with a felony DWI and probation violation in New York, it's important to involve an attorney as soon as possible.
If you are considering requesting a modification of your probation to include incarceration, your attorney can advise you on the potential outcomes. Judges have discretion in such matters, and they may consider factors such as the severity of the violation, your compliance history, and any mitigating circumstances.
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