Legal Question in Criminal Law in New Jersey

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

It all depends on the judge. Best would be to turn yourself in with a lawyer and he may reinstate original sent. You may get 3 to d years in state prison. Please call so I can help.

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

You are looking at up to 5 years. Call me to discuss at 732/247/3340.

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

Sir:

You need a lawyer. You have a family now, and the violation of probation could very well result in actual jail time for you, not just a suspended sentence.I am an attorney who has handled many cases similar to yours in various courts throughout New Jersey in the past. Please contact me to discuss your case in more detail. I never charge for simply talking to a person about their case. Thank you.

Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.-

www.njworkerscompensationlaw.com

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

Once a guilty plea is entered a sentence of probation is given in lieu of a jail sentence. When a condition of probation is violated, a defendant, upon a finding that he violated probation, is subject to be resentenced

and can receive that maximum sentence that he could have received when he was first sentenced.

In s situation like yours, where you have been law abiding and have created a positive and productive life style the Court tends to want to permit someone like you to continue that life style and will either terminate probation or require that the probation be served now.

You can be in probation without returning to New Jersey. There are a couple of other options which I will be glad to explain. Meanwhile you need to immediately hire an attorney to

represent you on your violation of probation so that you can appear in court volutarily and not after you have been arrested in your home state and extradited to New Jersey.

Call me if you like.

Gary Moore, Esquire

Hackensack, New Jersey

www.garymooreattorneyatlaw.com

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

I have been a Delaware criminal defense lawyer since 1978 and have faced this situation a couple times. The bad side is you skipped out on probation, the good news is you have been a progressing, productive law abiding citizen for the last 6 years. I can produce a case for you before Judge that will likely keep you out of jail and with your family. Call me to discuss. ed pankowski

Re: Wanting to surrender for VOProb after 6 years?

I handled a similar case years ago where my client was picked up on a fugitive warrant after committing a minor offense. Of course, this could happen to you, too.

The best way to proceed is to face the music and do what needs to be done and hope that enforcement is limited to your original sentence. While there may be grounds to set aside the original sentence that would have to be discussed but it is probably a long shot.

We have a number of lawyers here who could assist you. Please call for an appointment if you are interested.

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