Is there a Statute of Limitations on probation violations in the State of Texas? I skipped in the 2nd year of 5 years probations. I've been not reporting for a couple of years and wondered what the penalty could be? There was a motion to revoke probation but no warrent issued. What's up with that? Is there a statute of limitations in a case like this?

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This is not the place to get an answer to your question. You should report immediately to your probation officer and hire a lawyer.

That was just the answer I was looking for Einstein!

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Another good reason to password this forum?

Nahh, I don't mind if Running Man asks questions like this. Heck, we are using his log-in information to trace him and contact the local authorities to have him picked up.

That last ought to cause a few sleepless nights.

Rob, be sure and check Running Man's computer for kiddie porn while you're at it!

We'll let you know when he is snatched up...

Then he'll probably file a goofy DNA motion and win a cap;
Then he'll complain about his Keel provisions, and probably write some bad electronic checks to a court-appointed lawyer who couldn't name Scott's band.

And his middle name is Wayne.

Or Dewayne or Duwayne