My question involves criminal law for the state of: AL
In July of 2008 I was charged with Domestic Violence 3rd. I entered into a plea bargain which included 6 months in admin status, restitution, and attending anger management classes to which i was referred to a court referral office to set up and ensure I attend the classes. I gave the restitution amount within the time allowed by the court, completed the anger management and visited the court referral officer 3 times, the last time was in October. One week before my 6 month court date, I went to the court and gave them my anger management certificate and asked if i still had to be at court, they said no. I asked is my record clean now, and am i free to go (no longer under the microscope of the state), they stated yes. So 2 weeks after (end of December), I receive a letter from the court referral office informing me of another appointment with a drug test (drugs where not involved with the crime and was not ordered by court). Why would I be expected to go and continue paying this referral officer if my case is closed? I called the judges office again today informing them of the letter I received, and they stated I shouldn't have to go, but didnt say to dis-regard the appointment. If my case was satisfied and closed, I shouldn't have to continue this, right?? I mean I have never heard of anyone's case being closed and still being required to pay for the referral appointments. I just want to make sure that I'm not putting any more time or money into this than I have to, and that it wont come back to bite me.

