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That depends to a large degree on whether you decided to plead guilty or not. If you are pleading out, your lawyer should be able to tell you exactly what will happen.
If you are pleading not guilty you should probably be getting witnesses and records prepared for trial.
Information like this?
http://www.rrj.state.va.us/index.html
Your lawyer might have some information about that stuff too if he does a lot of criminal work. Or you could talk to someone that was incarcerated there.
Without specifically referring to PA law, I would imagine that the probationer's agreement would have some effect. A lot of times those agreements will include a provisions that goes something like "Probationer consents to a search of his residence upon any breach of this agreement." Most...
It looks like Texas has a 2 year statute of limitations for misdemeanors. Might want to fix the door frame if this could be trouble. On the other hand, prosecutors don't like to be jerked around any more than you, so just because they CAN bring the charge doesn't mean they will.
Texas Art...
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