Probation Violation Defense Strategies

Summary

If a probation violation is based on a drug test that did not follow proper procedures, it may be possible to challenge the validity of the test. Consider consulting a different attorney to review the case and potentially request a new hearing or appeal. Gather evidence supporting claims of improper procedure and seek assistance from local legal aid organizations. Connecting with local attorneys in Cherokee County, Georgia, could provide further guidance on navigating the legal process.

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Sonja
Hi Sonja! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
My boyfriend is in jail in Georgia on a violation probation but the drug test that he was given that violated him I did not follow the chain of command. There was no witness third party witness he didn't sign for it. And his court appointed attorney did not argue that when he went to court for him and they have given him 90 days in jail.
It sounds like your boyfriend may need to challenge the validity of the drug test and possibly seek a review of the probation violation decision. Here are some steps that might be helpful:
- Consider discussing the situation with a different attorney who can review the case and possibly request a new hearing or appeal.
- Gather any evidence or documentation that supports the claim of improper procedure during the drug test.
- Check if there are any local legal aid organizations that can provide assistance or advice.
Would you like help finding a local attorney or legal aid service in Georgia?
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Yes and Cherokee county ga
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