If a state parole agent took it upon himself to keep me on probation two years longer than he should have I did three vi

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Violations at 6 months apiece they had no court order. When it was heard in San Francisco the judges said it was a moot point I wasn't in jail I wasn't on probation anymore what about my last time in my incarceration in the shittyest jail maximum jail around  . I was on probatiom more violations of my rights

James L. Arrasmith · Answer

This situation involves serious potential civil rights violations, particularly regarding unlawful extension of probation without proper court authorization. You might have grounds for legal action under Section 1983 of the Civil Rights Act, which allows people to sue government officials who violate their constitutional rights. 
 
Your mention of the judges calling it "moot" is concerning, but this doesn't necessarily mean you can't seek damages for the time you were wrongfully kept on probation and incarcerated. There's typically a statute of limitations for civil rights claims in California (usually two years from when the violation occurred), so timing is important. 
 
You should consider consulting with a civil rights attorney who handles cases against law enforcement and corrections officials. Many offer free initial consultations and might take your case on a contingency basis. The State Bar of California can provide referrals to qualified attorneys in your area. You can also reach out to organizations like the ACLU or Prison Law Office, which sometimes assist with cases involving probation and parole violations.

Q: If a state parole agent took it upon himself to keep me on probation two years longer than he should have I did three vi