In the Police State of Michigan...
I was coerced, under extreme duress, into pleading guilty to a crime which I did not commit.
I have violated the terms of my probation by not reporting since I live 300 miles from the probation office and only have a bicycle for use as transportation. I don't drive, even though that is what I was forced to plead guilty to doing. I am a broke college student and my family lives over a thousand miles away.
Another forum poster here, Mr. Knowitall, has replied that violating probation also violates the plea agreement, which stipulated a maximum 90 day jail sentence, and that I would be re-sentenced. Does this mean that the judge can now sentence me as if there were no maximum of a 90 day jail sentence? If so, do I still have a right to a trial?
In other words, since the plea agreement is now "void", do we go back to the point before I was coerced into pleading guilty? Do I still have the right to a trial if the plea agreement is considered void and the judge can sentence me as if there were no plea agreement?

