The felon needs to be in Orlando, serve her probation on the check fraud charges and Judge Stickland or the Florida Court System should revisit the other seven counts (was it seven?) that he put off ruling on until after she served her probation. If she didn't or hasn't set up arrangements to meet with a probation officer for one year, then it would seem that she is now or soon to be in direct violation of her court ordered probation.
Probation requires directly meeting, on a regular schedule, with a probation officer for the whole year. That has yet to be done, in or out of jail, correct?
Quoting Self: Well,
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/...0,642541.story
Yep, she and her DT score another one. Seems the SA's Office wants nothing more to do with them. Maybe they figure the more they have to show that she got away Scott-free, the more chance they have to recoup the money spent on the investigation into her "missing" child.