Legal Question in Criminal Law in Florida

Re: violation of probation dirty urine

it will depend on your record,the judge,the state attorney,etc.if you do not have an attorney have the person who wrote this send me a e-mail with a phone # to reach them to discuss further.

Re: violation of probation dirty urine

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This can be a serious situation. What will happen depends on the severity of the original charge and what was found in your urine for which you were violated.

You should retain a good criminal attorney to work with you on this matter. You face the possibility of the probation being revoked and incarceration for a period of time based on the original charges, your past history (point score), and the judge's dismay at your total disregard for the legal system by violating your probation in the first month.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.