Pregnant & Alone... Fiance Violated Parole - I need advice.

[TurnerMama]

Hey Everyone,
My fiancé just got picked up for a parole violation. This vicious process started in 2009 when he was sentenced to 6 years in prison for sales of a controlled substance (steroids) and insurance fraud (white collar crime). He did 10 months in CRC, Norco and was sent to a 3 month inpatient rehab program. He got kicked out of the rehab program and his parole officer had him repeat the process again of going back to CRC and going back to the rehab program. In 2011 he got out of CRC and went back to rehab where he got kicked out again, instead of talking to his parole officer he went on the run for 14 months. We came back to California for his job. On his way to work he was pulled over for “tinted windows” and from there he got taken into custody because he had an outstanding warrant. His charge is violation of parole. My fiancé has an “N” number… he wants to get excluded, but from what I have read on here being excluded from the “N” number would be a long drawn out process and he might end up doing more time. I heard about the REALIGNMENT ACT, which stops parole violators from going back to prison… is this true? Will he have to go back to CRC because of the “N” number? I am so sad and lost; I do not have any idea as to how much time he will be facing. I know that California has changed their laws regarding parolees in the past year. Our first child is due June 18th… will he be out before then? I need advice. My fiancé said that if he gets on the court calendar then he can go before a judge and ask to be excluded. He also believes that because he was gone for a year that he will automatically be excluded from the “N” number. Also, has anyone heard on the REALIGNMENT ACT? Please help, any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!

[2sleepy]

Parole violators do not go back to prison any more, instead they do their violations in county jail. The problem is that with an "N" number, I think that instead of getting a normal violation, they have to go back to CRC and repeat their program and I can't find anything in realignment that changes that. I have not heard that if they abscond for 12 months they are automatically excluded but he should be talking to a calpap attorney soon and I'm sure they can tell him that. Here is a thread that addresses all sorts of issues that apply to people with an "N" number http://www.prisontalk.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=396643