Just want to point out that I'm not trying to steal this thread from anyone. My sympathies go out to the author and I can honestly say I've been in your spot. I was there for 14 months, and have already contacted several attorneys about a lawsuit against the county for the conditions in which I was incarcerated.
Pek - Thanks for the response, that's what I was really hoping to hear. I just wanted to make sure that I was right and that if they decided to violate my probation on these grounds, that they would only be digging their hole deeper.
I told my PO on the phone yesterday that I wanted an interpreter. I got to meet her next Monday and we're supposed to go talk to the Judge about it. This is going to be great because there isn't going to be an interpreter present. I'm thinking about making my point by simply presenting a letter to the Judge and then politely excuse myself on the grounds that they STILL haven't provided an interpreter and so I see no further point in my being there as I have no clue what's going to be said anyway.
