Legal Question in Criminal Law in Pennsylvania
Parolee
If someone keeps getting abnormal dillutes on urine screens but they cannot help it and Parole considers that a violation what will happen? And how can they defend thereselves?
Asked on 6/14/06, 10:52 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Charles A. Pascal, Jr.
Law Office of Charles A. Pascal, Jr.
Re: Parolee
You have to provide medical evidence at the parole revocation hearing (which means lab reports, expert testimony, etc.) to explain that whatever is showing up in the urine sample is not something that violates your parole.
Answered on 6/16/06, 5:47 pm
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