QUESTION
I have been jailed twice for the same probation violation over two years apart, I had no new charges, but they want me to put back in jail, can I sue?
Asked on Dec 29th, 2016 on Criminal Law - Washington
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In August 2011 placed on probation for 1 year following a VUSCA conviction. July 2012 due to budget concerns they releases all non-violent low level offenders who have completed half of time and owe no fees. I got a letter releasing me. March 2014 jailed for probation violation. Plus 4 more times, the last was for the same March 2014 violation. It was for kidnapping, double jeopardy and assault.
1 ANSWER
Thomas Edward Gates
You have nothing to sue about. And, violating terms of your probation can result to jail time. How many opportunities do you think you should get for so many violations?
Answered on Feb 27th, 2017 at 6:05 AM