My probation officer is trying to get me off probation early... I need to write a letter to my judge saying how I have changed and so on. What do I write help!

If you've truly changed, then something should come naturally, from the heart. Your probation officer obviously thinks you're doing better so what's the problem? Dig deep and write something that is honest. If we give you the answers, then where is the redemption? Good luck and GOD bless you.

Hello t:

In my view, your letter should be about contrition.

excon

I wrote one letter already and the states attorney denied me so I want to write another letter to try it again

State in your letter how you have really changed. Are you going to school or are you thinking of going to school. Think with your heart and soul.

I am in the process of doing the same.
I am including what I did and how that CAN NEVER happen again, as well as letters of recommendations from people who have seen the sincere change in me.

The cops and district attorneys are most likley dirty,, only about 35% are guilty the rest is intimidation of trial and charges,, they will try and scare you into pleading to something you didn't do,, if your inocent get a lawyer from a nearby town don't get one localy,, THERE ALL IN ON IT,, FRIENDS,, don't be intimidated!! These days the police are tampering and fabercating on people just for a conviction they don't care if your inocent or guilty!!