anyone in missouri know what it is to be on level 4 of probation and parole?
955898
no but i'm from missouri
407216
I would get in touch with the Probation/Parole Department of the county that you were convicted in. Even if they cant do it, they can give you more info.
832942
If you have a computer and access to the internet, why are you asking us?  Just google it...department of corrections probation terrell texas...and hit go
240606
This depends entirely on the policies of your state.  Right now, with the four year sentence, he should be eligible for some kind of early release program such as parole unless he is serving mandatory time or unless he messes up in prison.  If he ends up facing six years mandatory, well, that's going to be six years.  Your boyfriend should have access to a case manager who can tell him how much time he has left to do.
27663
Most cops, jailers, and probation officers around here are required to have at least a four year degree these days.
673871
That would be STATUTE of limitations, which has nothing to do with probation or parole.  Please restate your question.
872462
Your local Division of Family Services has a WHOLE list of them.\n\nOne of which is Section 8 housing and i$ based on a sliding scale according to your income...or at least that's the way it is here in Missouri.
1068143
One year most likely.  The punishment is enforced more stringently when it is due to a probation/parole violation.  It's meant to set an example/send a message when one exhibits disregard for the conditions and terms established by the court.  Violations are not treated favorably!  Sorry to be the bearer of bad news by the way.  Hope for the best but plan and expect the worst!  Good luck
374571
http://www.cityrating.com/citycrime.asp?city=Kansas+City&state=MO
393238
Probation is given to those who are convicted of a non-felony crime. If they are convicted or a felony, but are lucky enough to be granted county time, the get what is called "felony probation". If they break the rules and conditions of their probation then they go to prison and not to county jail.\n\nA person is on probation, when they do not serve their entire term inside the county jail. They are granted an early release but are on probation for the remainder of the time they should have done on their sentence incarcerated. \n\nA person is on parole for the same reason, only they have been granted early release from prison rather than county jail.  They are also given parole for the period of time they did not finish in prison.\n\nNow, if a person violates their probation or parole, they are sent back to serve a portion of the time the did not serve. However, what also happens is they are sentenced to an extension of their probation or parole. Somebody can be on both probation and parole at the same time.\n\nSomebody is on both when they committ another crime while on parole and it is determined not to be a felony. So, they are given probation. Then they have both a probation and a parole officer and they are usually two differant people. Two differant systems, two seperate individuals in the differant departments of justice.\n\nYes, somebody can be on active probation or parole while in jail or prison. However, as they are under the supervision of the prison or jail they do not see their probation or their parole officer while incarcerated. \n\nHowever, while in county jail, a prisoner can request to see his/her probation or parole officer. These officers are going to make reccomendations to the judge on what type of punsihment they think the person should get. So, the prisoner can request to meet with their officers in order to plead their case for a reduced sentence or even to be released from jail while waiting for the final verdict from the judge. \n\nUsually somebody on parole will not be released while waiting for the final verdict on their violation or new charge. However, those in county jail just on probation ar often released in order to cut down on over crowding or if the probation officer thinks they deserve to be out while waiting on the judges decision. If the officer is going to reccoment prison, the probationer is not likely to get out while waiting as many run when facing prison.\n\nOnce in prison, they will not see their parole officer untill they get out. Then they are given 24 hours to check in with their parole officer. If they don't a warrent for their arrest is issued immediantly and when caught they go straight back to prison.
210911
You would probably need a four year degree at least.  However, you should do some research and contact different parole organizations and see what their minimun requirements are.
1033899
http://www.doc.missouri.gov/offender_search.htm\n\nThat link will get you to Missouri's DOC inmate inquiry page, with instructions on how to make an inquiry. They don't have automated offender search tools available but may email the Department with your inquiry and a response will be provided to you, usually within 24 hours of receipt during regular business hours.\n\nGood luck
528251
Not sure..why don't you call your parole officer to find out.
763667
If a person is already on probation, then that level has already been determined, and the way to get it lowered would be to follow the rules (!), keep all probation appointments and show you (or whoever) is trying.  Talk to the Probation Officer, and ask what can be done to get into a different "level," although that may already be legally determined.  Other than that, you or the other person needs to clean up their act, otherwise they wouldn't be on probation to begin with.  Contact the probation department in the county that that person is on.  If it is not you on probation, it is up to the probationer to do well; if it is you, then do well and things will turn around for the better.  Good luck.
1035407
In Missouri a second degree assault is considered a class C felony.  The punishment is "not to exceed 7 years."  So basically the maximum prison sentence is 7 years.  As it is a first offense they probably won't seek the maximum.  There is always the chance that you'll have a good judge, or that the DA will offer you a plea bargain.  GOOD LUCK!
408167
There are several in the Little Rock area that I am aware of, but funding is tight so they change every few years.  I had a friend in one in West Central Little Rock, but I am not sure of the name.  Contact the parole department and they can probably help you (Blue pages).  If the parolee does not have a place to parole to, they will probably force him (or her) to go into a halfway house anyway rather than keep them locked up.  I hope this helps, I have a lot of friends in the ADC and have been through this before.  Good Luck!
240211
You are confused about this. If the offender was originally sentenced, say to 5 years in prison and he served 3 of those years, the other 2 years he will be on parole. Any violation of the parole terms and he will go back into the system and serve the remaining of the original\nsentence.   Probation is usually granted to first time offenders for minor offenses, but again if the probation requirements are violated, the individual could be send to prison for the rest of the probation term.