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Probation violation warrant

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Gregalli

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I was convicted of repeated DUI offense in Michigan in 1992. I completed my jail time, but did not fulfill the probation requirements, mostly due to the officer's inability to be available when she said whe would. Therefore, I live in Chicago now, and have received a letter from the probation officer, stating there is a bench warrant. After about 10 messages, I finally wrote her a letter, and in her response she stated that I need to come to Michigan to "turn myself in" on my bench warrant. Then the judge would set up a probation violation hearing. My questions are, when and if I turn myself in will I go to jail for however long it takes for the hearing to be set? Should I retain a lawyer? She obviously knows where I live in Chicago, will someone ever come looking for me here? Should I take care of this or let it go on for 8 more years?
 


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Tracey

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Hire a lawyer in Michigan BEFORE you enter the state. See what s/he can work out.

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This is not legal advice and you are not my client. Double check everything with your own attorney and your state's laws.
 

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