my boyfriend is in montgomery county lock up he has gone to court 2 times an his probation officer has never shown up?

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my boyfriend is in montgomery county lock up he has gone to court 2 times an his probation officer has never shown up?

My boyfriend is locked up on a stolen credit card charge he has been there 6 months and has 2 court dates and his prbation officer has not shown up for either one to sentance on his violation nor has she contacted his public Defender or the D.A what can we do?

Asked on June 13, 2009 under Criminal Law, Pennsylvania

Answers:

MD, Member, California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 14 years ago | Contributor

His probation officer doesn't have to call his public defender.  That is his job.  I won't judge you on being with someone who stole credit cards but really, if he did the crime, he has to do the time.

He needs to contact his lawyer.  If his lawyer is ignoring him, then he needs to bring a motion regarding ineffective counsel.


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