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Can I be revoked for being sick?

Answered 13 years and 2 months ago by Anthony S. Simpson (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
You can be revoked for missing an appointment with your P.O.  If you have not missed it already, I would go unless I am told otherwise by the P.O.  If you already missed it I hope you have visited a doctor and have some sort of note or proof that you are sick.  Every P.O. Is different and howmyour P.O. responds to this will depend on your relationship with him/her and how well you have been doing on probation/parole.  Either way, I would see a doctor and get proof ofmyour flu and provide it to the P.O.  ... Read More
You can be revoked for missing an appointment with your P.O.  If you have not missed it already, I would go unless I am told otherwise by the... Read More

I am getting charged with a felony for correcting my 14 yrs. old cousin which I have partial gaurdianship over. I reached and pulled her head to me

Answered 13 years and 7 months ago by Anthony S. Simpson (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
You really should hire an attorney.  An attorney may be able to help you resolve the case prior to it going to the grand jury, or, of course, could help you should the case be formally charged.  You do not want to face a felony without representation.  Remember, you may also qualify for an appointed attorney at no cost if you meet certain income requirements.... Read More
You really should hire an attorney.  An attorney may be able to help you resolve the case prior to it going to the grand jury, or, of course,... Read More

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