i think you misread my post. he wasn't charged with anything. he just received a probation violation for failing to check in one month. he had already been on probation for a year ((which i was told counts towards your credits)), and at the time of his sentencing he had already been in there 2 months. when his attorney explained to me how his credits applied to his sentence it made total sense but if he were right then my bf would've been out already.
We have less information about this than you do.
We have only what you've told us.
Asking us when your boo will be released is asking us to guess.
So, we guessed.
The only one that knows when your boo goes free is the judge.
But, the judge has hundreds of people waiting on him or her to set the date.
It'll be decided when the court hears his case.
Finally, only he knows what he's really done, and the prosecutor's office is looking deep into his past and criminal actions.
If his lawyer will speak with you, ask why it's taking so long.
The worst thing you can do is discuss any of this with your boo.
Why?
All communications are recorded and/or monitored.
Anything he says can and will be used AGAINST him in a court of law.
If you're smart, talk with him about butterflies, baseball, and Billy Goats, and other harmless chatter.
The walls have ears.
The bars have eyes.
His lawyer is guessing.
The prosecutor is hoping to hang him high.
The judge decides.
All you can do is wait until the judge sets him free, or sets his release date.