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Judge revokes five days for probationer who tested positive for cocaine; orders testing and evaluation
Summary
Andrew Lamont Stokes tested positive for cocaine and alcohol at a probation office visit. The court revoked five days (credit for time served), ordered weekly testing, a substance-evaluation by Aug. 31 and weekly community-support attendance.
Andrew Lamont Stokes appeared on a petition to revoke probation after a positive test for cocaine and alcohol at the Clayton County probation office. Probation recommended five days revoked (credit for time served), increased testing at each report, and completion of a substance-evaluation by Aug. 31; the defendant acknowledged difficulties complying with treatment and said he was having trouble affording programs.
Judge Tammy Long Hayward accepted probation's recommendation, revoked five days with credit for time served, ordered Stokes to test at each report and to complete the evaluation by Aug. 31. The court also directed him to attend weekly community support meetings and to produce documentation of attendance to his probation officer.
