Q: If I'm on da supervised supervision do I have to call every morning to check in for a year like drug court in Oklahoma?

A: I’m afraid we would need a tiny bit more information to give you an answer with any confidence. However, it sounds like you are not in an alternative court program like Drug Court. Sounds to me like you’re simply on a typical supervised probation. As a general rule when you’re on District Attorney supervised probation you have to check in, but it’s usually only once a month depending upon the county, and the common requirements involve simply providing them with proof of residence, proof of employment, and many of them require random drug testing and community service.

Should not be anything like once a day at all. But you need to check with your attorney and supervision office to verify. You should’ve been provided a copy of all of the specific rules of probation at the time of your plea.

Best of luck!

A: If you were told that you only need to check in once a month, then that should be the requirement you follow. Supervised supervision varies by case, and it usually depends on the terms set by the court or your probation officer. Since your charge wasn’t related to drugs or alcohol, the daily call-in system used for drug court likely wouldn’t apply to you.

However, it’s always a good idea to clarify your exact requirements with your probation officer or the court to avoid any misunderstandings. Sometimes, miscommunication happens, and you don’t want to risk a violation. If you have paperwork outlining your supervision terms, review it carefully to make sure everything matches what you were told.

If you are ever unsure about any conditions, asking for written confirmation can help protect you. Following the correct procedures will keep you on track and help you complete your supervision without issues. Staying informed and keeping records of all instructions you receive will make the process much smoother.