Hi! i need some legal advice on violation of probation?

Question

my brother just got arrested two months ago, over a tiff with his girlfriend, her girlfriend wants him out just like i do. what i don't understand is he has four other accounts of misdemenors that deal with angry issues,and they haven't even try to give him anger management classes. He is be extradicted to florida for something he did when he was 17. He is 32 now. Just because he violated probation. ....my question is do you know what kind of sentence he may recieve?Why didn't they give him anger management? Please no stupid remarks.

it wasn't parole is was probation. And yes! he has two counts for one occasion of burglary in home and dwelling.

They said they probably would do anything because of statutory limits or something like that....

First of all nobody know they need anger management because their stubborn acknowlege that they do. Second of all don't make my brother sound like a idiot . The authority job is to keep or prevent people from doing thing like that . if he did it the first time, they should have at least gave him anger management.

That's alright! some people just don't understand that people need help with these issue's not just slap them on the hand and say off with you.
I'm sorry!

Answer 1

When he goes down to Florida, he will probably have to serve out the remaining time of his sentence. Normally, when you get out on parole, you know the amount of time that you are avoiding as long as you stay straight. Therefore, whatever was left of his sentence will probably be required of him.

Now, concerning why they didn't give him anger management. My question would be why didn't he realize that he needed it. After the second or third misdemeanor, I would think that he should have backed up and thought that he needed help. Didn't anybody else around him realize his self-destructive behavior or did it never cross their mind? While some places may have certain types of classes available for inmates, nobody was going to come get him off the street and drag him into an anger class. And, if the judge had recommended it or even required it as a condition, that doesn't mean that the state was going to pay for it. At 32 years old, he needs to grow up and take responsibility for his own actions and determine a course of action that will help him avoid the same problems in the future.

Sorry, just noticed the part about probation. Probably less chance of him serving any time based on this versus parole, especially since it was 15 years ago.

ADDED:

I didn't call your brother an idiot. You are the one that said his g/f and you both want him out. So which is it, do you want to help him or to continue enabling him?

Why do you want him out? You probably have a good reason that's related to his behavior. And, perhaps that's a step towards showing him that things have to change with him. I agree that most people can be stubborn in admitting their problems, but as he sees his life impacted by his actions, he is the only one that can actually make the changes.

For someone that has been in denial of how his actions are impacting his life, he doesn't need any additional help relocating the blame. That's why I think you should stop focusing on what the state didn't do or could have done. They could have sent him to anger classes, but if he wasn't receptive, it wouldn't have mattered anyway.

Answer 2

Did he get caught stealing the gadget? if so he's maximum in all risk going returned to detention center for probation violation. My suited advice may be to return the gadget and beg the owner to no longer press quotes.

Answer 3

The details of the crime are needed to speculate. If it's his first felony I would say minimum jail-time. If he was extradited & violated his parole I'd say no chance of bail.

Answer 4

It is highly likely he will have to serve out the terms of the original sentance.

Answer 5

can you tell us what was he probation for"the other " part?