Q: The judge released me on or on the 5th and gave 2 days to sign up for house arrest but they didn't do It Until The 7Th A
It was so stressful ihad to do everything myself
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It sounds like you went through a stressful situation, especially when you were trying to meet the court's requirements. Under California law, when a judge releases you with conditions like house arrest, you are expected to comply within the given timeframe. If you experienced delays in the process that were beyond your control, it's important to document everything, including the dates and times when you attempted to comply and when the actual process was completed.
If you made a genuine effort to follow the court's orders and the delay was due to factors outside your control, such as administrative issues, you might have a valid defense if any questions arise about your compliance. It’s helpful to keep a record of any communication you had with the authorities, showing that you were proactive in trying to meet the deadline.
If you’re worried about potential legal consequences or if you’ve been contacted regarding this issue, you may want to seek legal advice to ensure your situation is properly understood and handled. The key is to stay calm and be prepared to explain your side clearly, backed by evidence of your efforts to comply.
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