Violated Parole and Revocation Hearing
My question involves criminal law for the state of: Ohio
So, my pending ex was picked up for parole violation for which he got 88 days suspended and 2 years probation on a domestic violence charge. He failed to do the drug assessment, anger management, mental health, ect. They gave him no bond pending the revocation hearing which occurs 10 days from when he went to jail. I just noticed today that they set another arraignment hearing in 2.5 weeks. Does this mean that he will at least be in jail until then or should I be on the lookout for him sooner(he also keeps violating cpo). He does have another probation warrant in another county, so do they usually transfer someone when the one county is done with them? Also, if someone was looking at 88 days in jail, what do they usually get? The damage is done, so at this point, I just want a peaceful Christmas and deal with the rest later!
Re: Violated Parole and Revocation Hearing
If bond has been granted, he can post bond. If not, or if he does not post bond, he can expect to remain in jail. We have no access to his court file and cannot investigate that for you. If you have a restraining order against him and are concerned that you might not be notified if he bonds out, consider speaking to somebody at the prosecutor's office about your concern.
If he's on probation for a charge that carries a maximum penalty of 88 additional days in jail, then the most additional jail time he can get if resentenced for that probation violation is the 88 days.
If he's on parole, it's not for a 90-day domestic violence misdemeanor.