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Another question on Probation
I'm on probation for a DUI, I will never drink again amd driving, I've even voluntered an Interlock to get my car to prove. She told me that I can even drink my own private apartment, I wondered to probation. Why? I am 21, why do they take away your legal rights if you test? Also, she told me that I can be randomly tested 80 hours with an alcohol test when they see fit. How worried should I say?
When a person is convicted, either a crime or pleaded guilty in a court, the court will decide whether a person can exist in the community under strict supervision (test) or be imprisoned. When granted probation, you strict rules (sanctions) which you need as a condition to remain "free" outside a jail or prison. Even though you're not breaking a law by drinking, is it a penalty of your papers you can not drink. Consider this as a lease of immovable property. The owner tells you no loud parties after 11 hours. If you decide to ignore his regime, you will face cleared. In this scenario, if you decide to ignore sanctions, PO you will violate your probation in what is called a TPV (Technical Violation probation), which means that you didn't break any law, but you deliberately disregarded his instructions written instructions, showing contempt for the court. The effect reinstatement of your prison / jail time. Yes, they are taking legal rights away from you. But you agreed to when you signed your papers probation. This is a decision you should consider and make your own. If it helps at all, even given your screen name and obvious appeal, you're much better off than living in the Public life in prison. I hope this helps and you may find useful
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