Q: What can I do if community corrections threatens me with police presence then my po threatens me with revocation
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When community corrections or a probation officer threatens you with police presence or revocation, it's important to stay calm and understand your rights. Make sure you know the specific conditions of your probation or parole, as well as any recent accusations or violations they may be referencing. If you believe you are in compliance, request detailed information about what the concerns are.
You have the right to ask for a meeting with your probation officer to discuss any misunderstandings or disputes. Document all your interactions, including dates, times, and what was said. This documentation can be helpful if you need to present your case later.
Consider reaching out for legal advice. An attorney can provide guidance on how to handle threats of revocation or police involvement. They can help you prepare for a hearing and ensure you have a fair opportunity to present your side. Stay proactive and informed to protect your rights.
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