Is There a Statute of Limitations on a Violation of Probation
My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida
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hgodum87
My question involves criminal law for the state of: Florida
NOPE! And hiding out will not only result in an arrest warrant, but you'll have an additional VOP (for failing to report and/or appear) to deal with "when" (not "if") you're caught!
Re: Is There a Statute of Limitations on a Vop in Florida
A violation of probation means that you did not abide by the agreement between and the judge. As a result, you need to step before the judge and answer to why you failed to comply. Once you are summoned to appear, I advise you to do so. Failure to appear results in warrants. There is no expiration date for a warrant. If there is no geographical limitation on that warrant, no matter where you try to hide, they'll be looking for you. You're fair game to any and all agencies.