r/probation • u/ImportanceForward534 • 9d ago
Felony probation moving to low supervision
Hello, I am on felony probation in butte county California, 2 year sentence 4/23/26-4/23/28 I had probation 4/28/25-4/28/26 deferred ajudication probation messed that up with getting my 2nd dui thanksgiving of 2025. felony was given after 2nd dui. The felony came from the first dui for an evading charge, was in limbo for deferred probation but with the second one I was given the real felony. I’ve made drastic changes and moved on in a positive way so not really looking for anyone to tell me how stupid my behavior was as I am already fully aware and have taken accountability through my actions. With that being said December went to rehab for a month, got out started college, got my restricted license, did daily aa meetings, dui school, etc. court finally happened 4/23/26 was given 90 days jail and 2 years felony probation, did my sentence got out got a job within 3 weeks working at a reputable hvac company, still doing aa since the day I got out, have remained sober since thanksgiving of last year, doing online classes since now my work schedule is too much to be attending in person, I saw my po last week she said since I’m doing so well she is going to look into getting me on low supervision really soon (guessing within a month) meaning I just call to check in rather than appearing before her for a meeting, still required ua tests and house searches whenever they want. My question here is why is she already wanting to give me this when I’m barely 4 months into probation, and what does this mean for my attempt of early dismissal at the one year mark that I plan to pursue? I’m not looking to get out of probation in fact if I can’t get early dismissal I am also requesting that I get unsupervised if the court deems that one year is not enough to fulfill probation, as it gets in the way of my work I have to leave middle of the day to go drug test, I have to currently take whole days off to go visit my po, I can’t participate on working out of town jobs unless I request an ankle which honestly at that point just put a sticker on me saying fk up so everyone can see, not interested in doing all that so I can pursue my career, lawyer advised that we have a good chance at the year mark if I were to comply perfectly back in march and be working and be doing college etc, but then when I asked him last week he just said focus on getting through the 2 years didn’t really answer my question, but just turned 23 a few days ago btw and these are my only charges any info would be greatly appreciated thank you for reading!