Legal Question in Criminal Law in Georgia

Your own post contains the answer. You started on December 2 trying to get something that legally could not be commenced until December 5, and it is only 4 days later now. In pestering the judge, which is completely inappropriate, and then the PO, you probably have succeeded in annoying them where they may slow things down. If the paperwork isn't done in the next month or two, THEN you can follow up. Until then, leave them alone so they can do their job.

Just because you have not reached your PO, does not mean yoru PO is avoiding you. Your PO cannot collect anymore money from you, and wants you off his/her supervision list. I suspect that the PO is processing the paperwork. I'm curious: If the PO has had a family emergency like a death in the family, would you realize how self absorbed you still are (even after the 5 years on probation) in thinking that you are somehow the reason he has been unavailable. Probably not. No foreseeable resolution in sight will turn into resolved in a matter of days. What are you looking to do that you cannot do? Carry a gun is the only thing I can think of. If you have been on reporting probation for five years, you either have violated your probation a number of times or have a sex offense. The maximum period of supervision is two years. You indicated that you have violations, so you were either illegally on reporting probation for the last three years, or you have a sex offense. I don't know what the sex offense was about, but the tone of the question indicates that you lack patience, lack empathy and are extremely self absorbed, maybe even bordering on narcissitic. Have you not been rebuilding your life for the last five years while you have been on probation? If it is a sex offense, you better make sure you are registered if required, or you will right back on probation. Good luck.