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B. — Tue, 23 Jul 2024 16:05:21 +0000

In the listener question about Rhode Island I’d like to comment that I received similar sentencing after a plea agreement. 15yrs probation while registered with an additional 10yrs RSO requirement after probation. My council was able to avoid the jail time in exchange for the sentencing running consecutively. My understanding is once the plea is agreed to it is binding and barring the high bar of circumstances that would void the plea it will stand. My additional concerns are in Rhode Island you can petition for release from probation after 3yrs. (RI has a high rate of probation) So long as you meet a list of requirements. Some of those are obvious such as no pending charges (in or out of state). I inquired with my lawyer about this and heir in lies my concern. Meeting all requirements of probation including court payments, restitution and any counseling. He said that they are keeping PFRs from meeting the requirements through extending psychological exams and therapies. What would be a strategy of concluding a requirement that is subjective and would benefit the care provider to whom we must pay each session, scheduled sometimes once a week for months or years?

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