TopCriminal
Junior Member
Location: Conyers, Georgia
Ok so here is my story...
My first charge ever was a DUI and I received 12 months probation. About 5 months in I received a Criminal trespassing charge which lead to 10 days in jail and I was put on a pretrial diversion. Well I failed a drug test 2 days after I got out for the 10 days and went back for 20.
So at this point i've had 2 Violation of Probations.
So here after completing all my drug classes, community service, and everything except for paying the fine.
I went into probation the other day and she told me I failed another drug test and she hasn't gotten the warrant back yet and she let me go until my next report date.
So here 2 days later I have a voicemail on my phone from my probation officer which says as follow,
"I cannot issue a warrant due on failing the drug test due to an active pretrial diversion case and I'm going to have to take you back before a judge, but i need you to come in and sign a petition"
Is this a good or bad thing? I currently have 4-5 months of probationary time left.
Ok so here is my story...
My first charge ever was a DUI and I received 12 months probation. About 5 months in I received a Criminal trespassing charge which lead to 10 days in jail and I was put on a pretrial diversion. Well I failed a drug test 2 days after I got out for the 10 days and went back for 20.
So at this point i've had 2 Violation of Probations.
So here after completing all my drug classes, community service, and everything except for paying the fine.
I went into probation the other day and she told me I failed another drug test and she hasn't gotten the warrant back yet and she let me go until my next report date.
So here 2 days later I have a voicemail on my phone from my probation officer which says as follow,
"I cannot issue a warrant due on failing the drug test due to an active pretrial diversion case and I'm going to have to take you back before a judge, but i need you to come in and sign a petition"
Is this a good or bad thing? I currently have 4-5 months of probationary time left.