My husband is currently serving 21 months in federal, has a case pending in state for revocation on his probation. I like to know if he can get his time concurrent.
Revocation of probation
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kari24
, Feb 04 2013 07:07 PM
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 11:04 PM
No way to give any definite answer to that without knowing, at a minimum:
(1) what specific federal statute(s) he was convicted of violating;
(2) what specific state laws he was convicted of violating for which he was serving probation; and
(3) what he did to violate the state probation.
His lawyer on the state case should be able to tell him the answer to this. If he doesn’t have a lawyer, he needs to get one.
(1) what specific federal statute(s) he was convicted of violating;
(2) what specific state laws he was convicted of violating for which he was serving probation; and
(3) what he did to violate the state probation.
His lawyer on the state case should be able to tell him the answer to this. If he doesn’t have a lawyer, he needs to get one.
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Posted 05 February 2013 - 07:35 AM
This issue is difficult to address without having the detailed facts. If your husband has not done so already, he may want to consult with a local Criminal Defense Lawyer to advise him regarding this matter.
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Posted 05 February 2013 - 01:43 PM
I suspect the only answer to this "can" question is "yes" but this isn't an answer someone can pin down from here with zippy info. Your husband needs to talk with a defense lawyer if he doesn't have one (and someone who is familiar with state-based criminal law in addition to federal, if that's not someone he has now).
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