what would be the first step in fighting a judge`s sentence for violation of probation in which ten years was?

Question

need serious answers please! this judge is way out of line in the way he treats my stepson

Answer 1

you need to contact a lawyer or they will treat you like crap in court.

Answer 2

the basically right answer is the splendid one. i'm 14 and performance fought youthful little ones larger than me and that i used the in and out approach because I knew from my cousins that are UFC experienced that taught me stuff also taught me a thanks to apply this technique this guy is definitely-known with of what he's speaking about and not in any respect ever doubt it because in case you ask any specialist fighter they are going to allow you to comprehend the very same ingredient for scuffling with a larger opponent

Answer 3

let see your step son violated parole and judge sentenced him 10 years and judge is out of line - no your step son violated parole that is tantamount to taunting the judge - no help here sir - sorry for your troubles

Answer 4

don't understand this part of the question "probation in which ten years was?"

But generally you would have to take that to a court of appeals, I suggest asking your son's original lawyer

Answer 5

Keep in mind, your step-son was on probation, and CHOSE to commit another crime. He got what he deserved for refusing to obey the law.

Answer 6

It would need to be appealed, following the rules of appellate procedure for your state.

However, violation of parole is generally discretionary, and there are very few legal ground for the appeal. You should be talking with an attorney, experienced in criminal appellate work.

Answer 7

You need to learn how to bake a cake with a file in it. Looks like Sonny Boy is going away.

Answer 8

Appeal the decision and then put in for a change of venue

Answer 9

there's no fighting no Judge.or the law for that matter....your stepson knew better,,,,