Judge Said 3 Years Parole, Parole Says 5
My question involves criminal law for the state of: california
When i was sentenced the judge mentioned something along the lines of, You will serve 85% of 3 years and do 3 years on parole, now i am on parole and i am being told i am required to do 5 years, my parole agent says that for my crime in the penal code book it states i am to do 5 years, and that sometimes judges just say things like a script and it doesnt mean im not required to do what the penale code book says..... i am confused, i would assume what a judge says is what goes, how can i figure this out?
Re: Judge Said 3 Years Parole, Parole Says 5
Check your disposition sheet in the court file.
Re: Judge Said 3 Years Parole, Parole Says 5
in the sheet, are there things that are stated that are bound legally and things that are not? because unless the court reporter did not copy what the judge said i know it is in there, when i send a complaint to sacramento do you know if this is an easy one and i will be off parole in 3 years or is this something they can argue some how?
Re: Judge Said 3 Years Parole, Parole Says 5
I can't review your court file from here.