Question: Does or can a warrant go away...probation revocation that's two years old?

Answer: Yes, it will go away as soon as you are arrested on it. You agreed to probation (instead of jail), you failed to fulfill your obligations, and now you want a pass on the probation violation. You are going to be arrested on the probation violation. After you are arrested (because you did not turn yourself in) the judge is going to light you up.

Answered By Lawrence Lewis - Probation Violation Attorney in Lawrenceville

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