My husband was discharged from a residential program for "behavior that indicated use of a CDS." He is on parole so they have him in custody awaiting a probable cause hearing. We just got the discover and after looking it over I have concluded that have no grounds for their charge. They claimed to have 2 drug tests that were positive, a piece of foil they found in his belongings that appeared to have been used for drugs and witnesses to his behavior. The foil was never tested so what it is,or was used for is inclusive and can't be verified. The two drug tests were, to begin with, never mentioned until now, were never reported, were from almost 2 months ago, and positive only for antidepressants (which he isn't on any, so that's curious in itself, but not a CDS, nonetheless). However the drug test from the day of the alleged incident was negative, indicating he was NOT on drugs. He has been diagnosed with PTSD and bipolar disorder. The facility was unaware of this because they didn't bother reading his paperwork we provided to them upon his arrival. Therefore, they essentially dismissed him from this program for having a psychiatric episode and then produced very suspicious"evidence" to attempt to justify the discharge. I should also mention that this place has returned 6 out of 7 parolees they had in the program in the last 2 months. It seems to me that these charges should be dropped but his probable cause hearing was rescheduled for 3 weeks from now and he's already been in there a month. Is there something that can be filed or a letter that can be written to expedite consideration of this so he can be released sooner than later? I'm not sure how something like this would be handled in an administrative hearing. They are allowing me to be his representative in this matter.
* Last updated by: KIMBERLY18 on 7/17/2023 @ 2:07 PM *

I have court on Monday the 31st of July, 2023. over a dog going into someone's yard and the lawyer is representing the city and obviously doing it for money is this legal. I know the answer but how can one fight that? and my dog doesn't leave the yard. there was a door camera but the owner isn't Sueing, not the dog catcher either, the lawyer is representing the city, and using the dogcatchers tickets, its also considered a traffic violation. lol this was over a year ago, they even held court I do not know when yet, but I was never served papers so I did not know about it even, and for some reason I lost and was held in contempt and on June 1st I was arrested with no wet ink warrant or a stamped paper, or even a warrant for that matter was not read my rights. what can I do? I just started this class and I am supposed to turn in something by Friday, I have lots of case laws that I'm quoting but will those be admissible? they even held a hearing that to say that they can serve me through the local paper, again I was not served nor again did I know of it. its basically a third party feeding a fourth party work. great justice system we have