RM299: The Great Escape: Justice Across State Lines

RM299: The Great Escape: Justice Across State Lines

In this episode, our legal experts delve into the case of a former police officer who has secured a plea deal potentially leading to probation. Recently relocated to Texas, he faces challenges regarding the transfer of his probation supervision from New Mexico. Key issues include the adherence to interstate compact rules and the implications of his required polygraph test. The episode explores the complexities of managing probation across state lines and the legal nuances involved in his case.

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[25:36] The Great Escape: Justice Across State Lines

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