Sorry I am repeating. Just my take.
I haven't seen anything about the probation up to this point, which was not authorized in the order by Judge Perry when he affirmed Judge Strickland's
order.
Judge Perry authorized the secrecy and also gave lattitude to the probation department relative to the employment requirement.
I disagree with the notion that there is no Judge's order.
Judge Perry dedicated a portion of his order upholding Judge strickland to to the topic of "Safety."
I believe it was directly after his eloquent reaming of the defense team.
Under the Safety portion of his decision, He authorized Probation to conceal whatever they wanted to conceal in order to exclude the public from any info which would pinpoint Casey & her whereabouts.
Now that the Appellate Court has upheld the order of Judge Perry which upheld......
Those portions of the order still stand. They were not altered nor were they ordered altered by the Appellate Court.
If DOC is making these calls they are doing so under the umbrella of a Judicial order to do so.
There is also not a problem with the job thing but I have gone on enough and I'd be repeating a repeat and that would be bad.:innocent:
Thank You.
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I may be channeling my feelings about the jury into this issue so don't shoot me.
rayer: The jury made me cranky.