Once I'm told to reinstate for Glen Helen Worker Release Program, do i still go in the next day? And if not, will i be charged?

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I was scheduled for the Work Release Program at Glen Helen. I signed up, got scheduled for a place closer to my residential area, was 5 minutes late (Seeing as I'm homeless and i have to walk everywhere). The next day i tried taking the bus to Glen Helen to reinstate, because on the paper it said to reinstate "immediately." So i tried doing that, instead of going to my next work day, thinking im completely terminated to even go to work, and I've gotten to Glen Helen past 4:00 PM (After closing time). I am now trying to come up with money that i can't get for the after missing 3 days ($20 for each of the first 2 missed days & $100 for the 3rd, so i was told on the Work Release voice mail). I'm not sure if when i miss days until i reinstate, count, or would the 2nd missed only count after.

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Michael Shafer ·
Dude, forget it. Do a walk in at Fontana, SB, Rancho, wherever you were convicted and request re-instatement due to your circumstances.
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Greg Hill ·
Mr. Shafer is correct. You must go to the court where the plea was entered and ask for reinstatement. This will be a piece of paper you will receive that says you are reinstated in the program. Then take it Glen Helen and start knocking out the hours. Good luck.
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