Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

Your daughter may (or, almost certainly will) have a problem if she ever wants to re-enter the US to live or visit ... not at all worth the risk, in my opinion. Why not just stay (or have her stay) until she finishes her program and all obligations to the court? Prop 36 is a gift in my view, a great chance and 4 months, and potentially (hopefully) helpful treatment (if needed.) Why ditch it? I don't understand why anyone would consider that, so (I'm sure) there are undoubtedly some facts missing. Either way, I don't recommend it. Dodging out on court obligations never is a good idea ... has a way of catching up to bite the dodger in the buttocks. Good luck!

For her failure to complete the terms of her sentencing and the probation violation she would be committing, the court would issue an arrest warrant for her. If caught, she would face return to prison or jail to serve the full remaining term of her original sentence. She would never be able to return to US without arrest, and it would show on any background check, even in Europe or elsewhere.