Attachment to Writ-Release Probationer or Set Conditions of Release Pursuant to CrRLJ 7.6(d)

Writ-Court Must Release Probationer or Set Conditions of Release Pursuant to CrRLJ 7.6(d)

Court Cannot Revoke Probation Based on Traffic Infractions- by Daetan Huck

Court Must Release or Set Bail Pending Probation Hearing- CrRLJ 3.2 and CrRLJ 7.6

Motion To Exclude Hearsay Alleging Domestic Violence At Probation Hearing; March 2016

Probation Violation Sanction Is Unconstitutional– Due Process, Equal Protection, Cruel and Unusual– By Brandon Rain; February 2016

This motion makes three arguments in opposition the court’s decision to revoke probation and impose 5 years of jail time for multiple misdemeanors. First, domestic violence treatment as a condition of probation for non-DV cr...

Motion To Exclude Hearsay At Probation Violation Hearing

Defendant Should Not Be Punished for Failure to Report for Commitment Date when Order Had Wrong Year (By Jessica Fleming)

This brief discusses entrapment by estoppel, due process and plain language of order.

Court May Not Impose Pay Or Serve For Failure To Pay LFOs Without Inquiry Into Willfulness

Court May Not Revoke Order Terminating Probation Or Reinstate Probation Once A Judge Has Terminated Probation