Hello,

Thank you.

Can I call her Probation officer to ask him what he plans to recommend for my daughter. In other words, what is the best way to get the probation officer's recommendation for my daughter?

You may not like my answer. First of all, you really should not be calling the PO. The PO is not even going to talk to you because they do not have the authority to release this information to you - since she is an adult, you do not represent her - only she herself or her attorney represents her.

The PO is most likely going to recommend to the DA that the DA move to revoke probation. Your daughter did not do anything that the probation required of her to do. The PO has every reason to request revocation, and the DA will likely agree - and likely - so will the Judge.

If her probation is revoked, she is likely to be incarcerated for a time before (and if) she is given a second chance at probation. I am sorry

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