Legal Question in Criminal Law in Colorado

Re: Fugitive on Probation

Get yourself a Colorado attorney to make an appearance for you, to deal with the issues that may exist. If you were supposed to have supervised probation and didn't check in, then there is likely a warrant for you that would pop up if you were stopped or had a record check done anywhere in the country. If you missed a court date, same issues. If it was unsupervised/informal probation, there may not be a problem or warrant - the attorney can check.

Re: Fugitive on Probation

you need to retain colorado counsel to handle this. I can refer you to someone. also, you should not leave this lingering. it will not go away. maybe you can have your probation transferred to ca depending on the conditions that you have broken or still need to complete.

Re: Fugitive on Probation

You're looking at a probation FTC (failure to comply). If the underlying crime is a felony, an FTC warrant is likely out for you. That warrant will be treated more seriously than a misdemeanor ftc warrant. To your questions: (a) a bench warrant is served on ANY police contact; (b)you can be found through work, or through a tax return. So the police can find you if they want to. The bigger question is DO they want to find you? That depends on many things, including the nature of the crime.