Hello:

Looking for some help. Husband was sent back to jail today for a parole violation. First time offense. Max release date original was 7/5/14. With the parole violation how long can he be there for. Can they send him back to state prison?

Please any advise would be helpful.

They can send him back to serve the entire rest of his sentence as he would have had on the day he got parole. Meaning that time n parole meant nothing.

But that's up to the Judge.

Thank you do you know long before they normally see a judge

It all depends on how busy the judge's docket is.

It all depends on how busy the judge's docket is.

I appreciate the help. I really hope its not the full time as his parole office was allowing him to leave the state for school. Still trying to get info from his
PO about what happened.

Hello again, smoothy:

They can send him back to serve the entire rest of his sentence as he would have had on the day he got parole. Meaning that time n parole meant nothing.That's just not true. It WOULD be true if he were on probation, but when he's on parole, his release date is sacrosanct.

Excon

Hello a:

thank you do you know long before they normally see a judgeHe won't see a judge. He'll see the parole commission. But, if they arrested him, they plan to give him some time..

Excon

Agree with excon, he will go to the parole board ( commission) and his max date will still be his max date.

It may be one or two months to get a hearing,

Hello a:
He won't see a judge. He'll see the parole commission. But, if they arrested him, they plan to give him some time..

excon

The parole officer said he violated since he had alcohol in his system. Does that still mean he will get time?

agree with excon, he will go to the parole board ( commission) and his max date will still be his max date.

it may be one or two months to get a hearing,

It takes that long for a hearing. Wow... that I didn't know.

Hello again, a:

Does that still mean he will get time?He could, but they'll probably reinstate him at the hearing.

Excon

Hello again, a:
He could, but they'll probably reinstate him at the hearing.

excon
Thanks for all the help. As you can tell we are new to this. First time offender