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Probation violations in Texas can result in a revocation hearing. Transferring probation doesnt exempt from past violations. Possession of a controlled substance is a serious offense. If you cant afford a lawyer, request a court-appointed one or seek assistance from legal aid societies or law school clinics. Everyone has a right to legal representation.Full Conversation
Robin
Hello Robin, nice to meet you. I'm here to provide some legal guidance. Could you please share the specific legal issue you're facing?
My boyfriend is being held in Wichita county for Dallas county for * probation violations but he transferred his probation to Wichita county and he completed it
Hello Robin, thank you for your question. To better understand your situation, could you please provide more details on the nature of the three probation violations that are being held against your boyfriend in Dallas County?
Possof cs less than a gram
Hello Robin, to clarify, is your boyfriend's probation violation related to possession of a controlled substance (cs) less than a gram? Also, is this incident taking place in Texas?
Yes
Hello Robin, in Texas:
- Probation violations can lead to a revocation hearing.
- Transfer of probation doesn't exempt from past violations.
- Possession of a controlled substance is a serious violation.
I would recommend hiring a lawyer to navigate the complexities.
I can't afford a lawyer
Hello Robin, In Texas, if you cannot afford a lawyer, you can:
- Request a court-appointed lawyer during the hearing.
- Reach out to legal aid societies.
- Utilize law school clinics.
Always remember, everyone has a right to legal representation.
Okay thanks
You're welcome, Robin! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, don't hesitate to ask. Remember, it's important to understand your rights and options. Best of luck with everything.
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