My question involves criminal law for the state of: Texas
My son turned himself in for breaking into friend's of ours lake house. The people didn't press charges once he made monetary amends and apologized. The State of Texas did move forward with felony charges and arrested him in November of 2010 with a 120 day sentence plus fines of up to 20k and 9 years probation. While incarcerated for the felony b&e case he was on a misdemeanor deferred adjudication for possession of marijuana. I went to his probation office in December to let them know he was in jail and would not make it for probation until mid January. They filed a Motion to Revoke for the misdemeanor charge. Less than 24 hours of his release from the felony charge he was arrested at his probation office. The new probation officer told me to bail him out and they would get this dismissed. I did so but it was never dismissed. My son has left the country in fear and defeat knowing at his age he will never get a job, loan or education with a felony b&e charge.
Can the Motion to Revoke the misdemeanor really stand up in the court of law in Texas when he was incarcerated? I thought it was suspended until his release.

