I have motioned for early termination 4-5 times. MY PO has motioned for my termination. I get denied every time. She got denied. I am 100% compliant and have never missed a meeting or court hearing. I have completed every requirement. I am current on fees. The court has sent me to 8 evaluators. Every single time they have asked "why did the court send you to me"? Most counseling programs have graduated me on the first day. One or two others I completed, but I was far more informative to the counselor than them to me. Evey single person I have met has expressed their opinion that I did not commit the crime that I was forced to admit to to get out of jail. I did not commit the crime. Even the so-called victim knows I did not commit the crime. I did not commit the crime. It was the farthest thing from my mind. All the denial say "no good cause appearing". What is a good cause? I am totally rehabilitated because I was never unhabilitated in the first place. Does the court want me to pay them some up front money. I am 70 and do not want to pay them another cent. I would pay a lawyer who can assure me I will get terminated. I have had no success getting a lawyer because I am not under any real pressure. The probation has affected my life very little. I want to move to Mexico for awhile.

It's hard to say what is good cause when we don't know the offense. I think it's a matter of working around it. Most likely can be done. Can you give more information regarding the offense, the timeline, how long on probation and how long it was initially set for. Also it would be helpful to keep in mind that sometimes if you appear to not accept what you have done you are not rehabilitated and subject to potential re-offense. Parole officers generally deny parole to people who are still insisting that they "didn't do it" ; That is just a statement and it doesn't necessarily apply to you, but I would need more information to be able to say for sure. Thanks.

You did not state what crime you were convicted of or how long your probation was or how long you have been on probation so far. If the PO got denied by the judge, then basically the only person to terminate your probation early is the judge. If you have not completed at least half of your probation time, then chances are you won't be terminated early. Could we have a bit more of information to help us help you?

There is the problem in a nut shell , you still claim you did not do it, the court wants to hear how sorry you are, and that you learned your lesson. If you are stlil swearing you did not do it, they believe you have not learned your lesson yet.

Also does not matter if you did not do it, you confessed to it, in a plea agreement, so legally you did it.