What will happen if I get motion to adjudicate my probation if I am on indirect supervision?

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by Grant St. Jullian III

June 21, 2016

Asked 6/17/2016 – Georgetown, TX

I could not abide by my indirect supervision and now I have motion to adjudicate my felony probation.

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Indirect supervision has no bearing on the motion to adjudicate. If any of the allegations in the motions are found to be true, you could be sentenced anywhere within the punishment range provided by law for the offense you are charged with. Contact the attorney who represented you on your original plea.

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Grant St. Jullian III

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering – 1979 Univ. of Pennsylvania
Doctor of Jurisprudence 1982 University of Texas @ Austin
Licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas since 1982.

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