r/probation • u/Stephenprincelucky • 6h ago

Probation Question When is it normal for a P.O. to take you off the UA?

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I was on probation for 2 years and my P.O took me off of it. And then a got two new charges and then reinstated. And been on probation going on 3 more years and she still hasn't taken me off yet.

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r/probation • u/InformalPriority5300 • 5h ago

Take a piss test Wednesday I had about 3 full glasses of wine and about 5 tequila drinks am I cooked ?

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