Legal Question in Criminal Law in Arizona

I was sentenced to 24 months of probation, my release date was october 28 2014, on october 8 my po called and said you still owe some restitution i cannot file to release you unless you pay it today i did not have the money to pay it on the 8th she then informed me that she would have to file for a 5 yr extention but that when i paid it she would file to release me. On the 9th of october i paid my restitution off and she said ok i will file to release you. On october 28th i had still not herd anything from her so i started calling she did not finally return my call until the second week of november she said she had not had time to file the paperwork and told me she would try to do it by the end of the week. She called me a week later and said i cant file because you owe for a ua that she had covered. I did not have the money to pay for this ua at the moment well in the next week i had another ua come up that i had to miss due to lack of funds. I tried calling her very many times and in january she finally called me because i had a diluted ua and then brought up the missed ua from november. She violated my probation because of these 2 uas. Problem is i should not have been on probation anymore because i completed all of my sentencing requirements before my release date. Is there anything i can do about this?

Asked on 6/11/15, 10:00 pm

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You should consult with your lawyer about this. Unless the judge signed an order extending probation beyond October 28, probation ended then.

Answered on 6/12/15, 9:31 am

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