Legal Question in Criminal Law in Georgia

Yes, he can be extradited back to Georgia for violating his probation. He has only one option -- he needs to hire a Georgia criminal defense attorney to try and resolve the his probation situation, especially if he wants to move back to Georgia.

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Your brother can be arrested at any time and extradited. No one can predict his odds except to say that the longer he remains a wanted fugitive the more likely a jail sentence becomes. He should immediately retain a good lawyer who will advise him to turn himself in and will then work to cut the best deal he can. Every day he waits worsens his "odds" if that is what you were asking.

Let's be real. After ten years he is not going to just turn himself in to start doing jail time. So, he will run until the probation warrant catches up to him. When he is caught (usually the most inconvenient time) he will be extradited from where ever he is located. He is going to do jailtime for the violation of probation. The only question is how much. That depends on his record and the judge's disposition.