If I was sentenced in one county but my Probation was transferred to another county to which court do I go?

If you were sentenced after September 1st, 2007 the jurisdiction in your case was automatically transferred to the supervising county and you should go there.  Prior to that time it depends on whether or not the jurisdiction of your case was transferred.  If it was transferred you would apply to the new county, if it was not transferred then you would go back to the sentencing county.  Check with the last Probation department you were involved with to see which county holds jurisdiction.


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3. What does a Certificate of Relief do?
4. Who grants Certificates?
5. When are Certificates issued and how do I apply?
6. If I was sentenced in one county but my Probation was transferred to another county to which court do I go?
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