have a charge that was dereffed adjudicated and been on i probation 6 years now they adding 4 more why i have no new offenses can they do this why??
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have a charge that was dereffed adjudicated and been on i probation 6 years now they adding 4 more why i have no new offenses can they do this why??
I WAS CONVICTED OF SEXUAL OFFENSE THE SO CALLED VICTIM WAS 14 AND I WAS 16 GOT ARRESTED AT 17.WAS CONVICTED ON THE SOLE AGE OF THE (VICTIM)I DID 1 YEAR IN HALF WAY HOUSE SO I WOULDNT GET MORE TIME ADDED TO MY PROBATION HAVE BEEN ON PROBATION SINCE NOV 10 OF 2003 ANS WAS TO BE DONE WITH IT NOV. 9 OF 2009…AND NOW I AM TOLD I HAVE BEEN GIVEN 4 MORE YEARS WITH NO EXPLANATION AS TO WHY WHAT CAN I DO WHEN IVE NEVER HAD NO NEW CHARGES HAVE NEVER HAD DIRTY UA…NEVER BEEN ARRESTED AGAIN …AND AM PAYING ALWAYS ON TIME WHAT CAN I DO AND ARE THEE LAWYERS WHO VAN HELP ME IN THIS AREA??WHERE CAN I FIND
Asked on May 14, 2009 under Criminal Law, Texas
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MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
I think your girlfriend posed this question, too. Okay, if what you say above is true, then you need to contact your public defender. If you don't want to do that, try legal aid. If you can afford private counsel or least want a consultation with one, try www.attorneypages.com and locate a criminal defense attorney in your state.
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