My question involves juvenile law in the State of: Georgia
One of my friends got arrested for selling drugs. She was 15 at the time. She has had multiple run ins with the law. She served a few months in RYDC then got out on a 2 year suspended sentence on the condition that she and her family move out of the county in 2 months. she's 16 now. I don't know if she officially said that on record or not, but I'm going to see if I can pull some records. She had to wear an ankle monitor ( that didn't really tell you when it was dying unless you had the charging pack on), and she was on probation.
A couple months later she accidentally over took her medication, seroquel. She had forgotten to take it the night before and decided to take two to balance it out. About 15-20 minutes later she took two more forgetting that she had already taken the other two. She almost overdosed, and her probation officer claimed that she was abusing her medication. Also they found out that her monitor had died 3 times and no one let her know. Our theory is that since she didn't move out of the county that the judge knew that her monitor had died the first time and waited for everything to pile up against her. She's now in a group home after a mental evaluation, and I don't know when she's getting out.
My question is, can a judge suspend a sentence with the condition that her and her family leave the county. And also, what public records can I request to see that the judge actually made that a condition to the suspended sentence.
If there's any more information you might need, I can ask the parents or her probation officer( she's my brothers and other friends probation officer also. So I know her pretty well.)

