My question involves criminal law for the state of: New York
My question is a little complicated. When I was 16, I was placed on probation. Now, I am 25 and recently was convicted of dwi which violated my probation. The judge sentenced me to 60 days in jail after which my probation would be terminated. I would begin serving my jail time in 40 days. However, I would still need to deal with the DWI after. Now, here's my problem.
I have a medical issue which will get progressively worse in the next few years. There is a possibility that this short time in jail may actually cause irreparible damage to my health. Also, I am only a short time away from graduating college. I am not the jail type and do not feel as if I can go through with it and if I did, i'd rather do it later when my health isn't as great. So i'm weighing my options.
1. If I left NY, and went so far ( that it wouldnt be worth it to extradite, how long would I need to wait before coming back to deal with it will make it seem like a trivial issue? While I don't want to avoid it forever, I dont want to deal with it right now.
2. Can I run a back ground check on myself? How would I do that? And how can I find out what kind of warrant I had?
3. I know every state extradites, and every state cooperates with others, but which states are generally too cheap to worry about extradition?
4. Please, dont just comment saying deal with it now. Obviously, If I were you and fully healthy I would. But i dont have that much good time left and every day is extremely valuable.
5. Lets say I NEVER come back to NY or any of the surrounding states, how much will it REALLY affect me in a different state?
thank you!

