My question involves criminal law for the state of: Washington
I was sentenced to probation and received a sentencing form and a rights, conditions, and warnings form. The two forms detail what I can expect on probation. My question is:
Can my probation officer require me to do things outside of what those documents require me to do?
Example:
My documents warn that I may be required to do jumping jacks in front of my probation officer.
During a visit with my probation officer, s/he asks that I do push ups. My documents handed me at sentencing did not state that I may be required to do push ups.
Can I refuse?
If I do refuse, and I am immediately taken to jail and a violation hearing is set, will I stand a good chance of winning? Or can/would the judge then set push ups as a requirement of my probation?

