Expired Probation Violation

[quincy]

LOL There may come a day when you are surprised to discover you're mistaken. HaHa.

The brother can always report jfraley and, although nothing can be done to enforce violations of probation conditions post-probation (other than criminal violations), the police can keep a closer eye on jfraley. And, because of jfraley’s criminal record, he is apt to be questioned by the police anytime there is any incident involving children.

 

[stealth2]

The brother can always report jfraley and, although nothing can be done to enforce violations of probation conditions post-probation (other than criminal violations), the police can keep a closer eye on jfraley. And, because of jfraley’s criminal record, he is apt to be questioned by the police anytime there is any incident involving children.

And of course, they have me as a tier 2, but require me to register for life as a sex offender.

Of course, I suspect the above requirement does not "expire" until jfraley does, so if he IS questioned or picked up for *any*thing (even stopped for a traffic violation), that WILL come up and yes, dear boy (jfraley, not quincy), "they" CAN do something about it. Ha Ha.

 

[quincy]

Of course, I suspect the above requirement does not "expire" until jfraley does, so if he IS questioned or picked up for *any*thing (even stopped for a traffic violation), that WILL come up and yes, dear boy (jfraley, not quincy), "they" CAN do something about it. Ha Ha.

I think jfraley might regret his “hahaha.”

Here is a link to sex offender registration frequently asked questions:
https://www.smart.gov/faqs/faq_registration.htm#2

The facility where jfraley was incarcerated should have registered him prior to his release and jfraley has been expected (as a Tier II offender) to update his registration information every six months. Registration lasts 25 years.