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The first question would be, Are you being supervised by Tn.. With ICOTS (federal govt) rules and regulations your Florida county of origin would have to come get you when picked up. Tn. is one of the worst states to transfer someone to and also very aggressive to have one returned when there is a VOP. The answer: Each county sheriff is responsible for entering the vop warrant and returning the violator. The reality is most Fla counties only enter F3 in FCIC (FL CRIME COMPUTER) not NCIC (NATIONAL CRIME COMPUTER) and generally will not leave the state for a violation. Of course there are exceptions. Are you one?

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Q: Will Florida extradite on a third degree violation of probation from Tennessee if so how far will they go?
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