All I can say is HE said he was not aware of being able to have a parole hearing. My fiance was going to send me all that papers that were given to him, but the attorney asked for them first. I just spoke to the attorney yesterday and he said it was an express waiver form, stating he would not have a hearing with in 14 days. The attorney said that my fiance was unaware of the hearing and truely thought he was signing papers for this 3 month program that they explained to him. My fiance has a habit of signing papers with out reading them first, so that does not surprise me any.
The original charge over 7 yrs ago was assault to do great bodily harm less than murder. The allegations are that my fiance requested this person to steal a vehicle and hurt his aunt and uncle. Now you have to know this so called friend is only known by my fiance because they bail hay for for my fiance's grandfather, they did not hang our or anything else.
The attorney feels they will win in the hearing because he believes the other side can not provide proof that my fiance has said these things and my son had spoke to the "friend" and he had stated he was going to steal this car and not to let my fiance know. Of course more was said to my son and the attorney wants to hear it. The attorney said the person that is saying these things has no credibility and the investigator said there is nothing to go on. There are no criminal charges filed, just violations.
It just almost sounds like this is a waste of time! The prosecuting attorney is already angry that there is an attorney involved, can you explain maybe why this is? Now I am worried if they do not win the hearing, the 3 month program will not be offered and he will have already stayed the 45 days in jail and be sentenced to even more.
I will be speaking to the attorney saturday with my son, can you give me any questions I should possibly be asking? I have never dealt with this kind of thing and I really hope I do not have to do it again.

