Will I get extradited back to Texas on an mtrp for deferred adjudication probation for burglary habitation

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by Grant St. Jullian III

September 29, 2016

Asked 9/23/2016 – Houston, TX

I missed my report dates for 2 months.

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The short answer to your question is yes, you will probably be extradited. The probation department will have to return your case to court for the State to file a motion to adjudicate. Next, a warrant will be issued for your arrest once the motion to adjudicate is filed. After the warrant is issued, it remains outstanding until you are taken into custody, brought to court and served with the motion. You were charged with a second degree felony, and serious offenses such as this will not be overlooked when it comes to extradition.

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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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