My question involves criminal law for the state of: In my letter of conditions for a shoplifting crime, it states to write a letter of apology for the business I stole from and bring to PO for review. OK, so I did, the PO said it was not acceptable becuz it was not long enough and I need to state what items I stole etc......
I have been recieving letters and phone calls from a law office in NJ on behalf of that business trying to collect a fee (aside from any crimminal court). I have been dodging these letters and calls and was careful in wording my letter of apology, but did apologize for the incident that occured. My conditions states my PO must review my letter not "approve", so do I have to write what my PO officer wants me to write or as long as I am apologizing like the court asked me to, can I tell her I cannot write all that? Also, are you allowed to tape record conversations with your PO as long as you let them know. Cuz I don't want her to report that I'm breaking my conditions or something.......

