Client was on probation for Attempted Arson of a Dwelling from 2013 (did four years prison, followed by probation). Attorney successfully dismissed a prior VOP using stand-your-ground, and the public defender’s office successfully dismissed another VOP. Current VOP was for a + drug test and a new law charge, and the drug test violation (but not the new law charge) was real. Attorney immediately set the VOP or a plea as it was a good judge to be in front of, as Court likely to reinstate on a + drug test. At the VOP plea, State offered to reinstate to drug offender conditions but the Court agreed to give him credit-for-time-served as client had already completed all probation conditions and had done four years prison already. Client therefore admitted the VOP and had probation completely terminated (and was released from jail) within twelve days of hiring attorney, though we still have the other case to deal with.