My question involves criminal law for the state of: Utah
Husband has been on supervised probation for 22 months. The current, and 7th PO filed 4 violations in his affidavit to the judge and my husband is currently in jail waiting for the OTC hearing in a week. He was sentenced to 24 months probation. I am sure you get this a lot but I know for a fact 3 of the 4 alleged violations are false. I have paperwork to prove it. The 4th charge is true, but can't be proven, because there is no evidence besides what the PO thinks (not taking prescribed medications as directed). There is absolutely NO proof. Not 1 dirty UA and all meds are from 1 Dr. and 1 pharmacy. I just happen to know he's not taking them as directed on the bottle.
So anyways, if he pleads not guilty to the allegations they will set it for an OTC evidentiary hearing, and he will sit in jail until then. If he pleads guilty he will likely get jail time as Utah AP&P does not want to supervise him anymore and requested unsuccessful termination and to serve his sentance in jail.
His bail is 10,000, which I cannot afford.
What would be the most effective way for him to get out of jail as soon as possible without posting bail?

