Question: What are the steps for early release from first time offender probation? I've served 6 plus yrs of a 10 yr sentence. I was reporting by phone since i live out of state and have been released from supervised probation. Would it be best to retain an attorney or can it be done without one?

Answer: You should retain an attorney, IF you are going to try and get a probation that you agreed to in a plea negotiations reduced. After all, you would not want the prosecutor to come back asking that you do an additional four years on probation if you did not agree to that when you entered a plea.

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