KInd of depends on what happens if the prosecution tries to bring up any new garbage. If he did you would need an attorney. But If the charge wasn't too serious I would risk it without an attorney. If the prosecution or judge should bring up anything new just request an extension and say you need to talk to attorney first. Most judges will grant an extension. They do it for the prosecution all the time.
killerweed420 Reviewed by killerweed420 on . lawyer for probation violation? (need answer very quickly!) ok, i made a new post because this question is urgent and i cant afford to have it overlooked in my other thread my parents are willing to pay for a lawyer for me to accompany me to my court hearing on the 9th this month for probation violation. ive completed all the terms asked of me by my P.O. and have been told now its basically in the hands of the judge i dont want to waste my parents money on this lawyer if hes not really going to have any special tricks to help me, not to mention id Rating: 5