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answered on Jul 11, 2023

Probation officers may have access to information about interactions between individuals on probation and law enforcement, even if there was no arrest or citation. This can be due to information sharing protocols or requirements for individuals on probation to report any police contact.

As soon as his lawyer takes an order to the judge.

Typically, in a domestic violence order, the abuser can have no contact with multiple people, including significant others and children. People who are victims or not under a no contact order. It sounds like if he went to prison for two years, he was also charged with crimes, which are far more... View More

Go to your county attorney and swear out a criminal complaint for him. That will get you into court to address his behavior.

Any number of reasons but you’ll have to ask the officer when you get to court.

If you had insurance and you provide proof of insurance and proof of brake light repair, they will probably dismiss the charges.

Doubtful he is out in July. His dishonesty with the urine is the problem. Depending on his record and prior infractions, the sanction could be as little as time served up to snd including full revocation.

No. They are not allowed to alter a warrant.

Unfortunately, the store doesn’t have to cash your check at all. Cashing checks is a privilege only, not a right. Hence, their refusal to cash the check could be for any reason. Unless you can prove that the reason was in fact to discriminate, there is really no cause of action.

Highly unlikely you will be arrested. If you are eligible to get a license, you should be able to without incident.

What you describe is a crime and should be reported to Adult Protective Services.

Yes. The judge can order that anytime.

No. Not under the facts as you present them, you can’t burgle your own property (unless there is a dvo in place.

Depends on how and why he got revoked, which is not addressed in your question.

He can only be prosecuted for the new violation once as well as the probation violation once. His lawyer needs to advise the 2nd and 3rd counties so that those warrants can be resolved permanently.

It is not illegal although it may be ineffective assistance of counsel. Ask your attorney to meet, get all the details and then make a motion to have another preliminary/probable cause hearing before the grand jury indicts.

Most likely the statute of limitations has run for anything occurring during Covid or 2 1/2 years ago. You may want to consult a civil rights attorney to be absolutely sure.

You’ll need to hire a criminal defense attorney to attack the elements of a menacing to get the charge reduced or dismissed.

Highly unlikely. Much better bet to expunge it after 5 years.

We will need more information to answer your question. Officers generally have a right to seize property if related to the crime.