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In a tense and dramatic probation-revocation hearing, Judge John Stevens Jr. confronts Raheem Jamal Prevos, a defendant originally placed on 10 years of deferred probation for aggravated assault with serious bodily injury and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

The hearing escalates as Judge Stevens lists multiple violations: failing to complete community service, refusing GPS monitoring, ignoring GED requirements, missing curfew, testing positive for marijuana, and attempting to justify drug use through a “compassionate use” marijuana card obtained one day after an administrative hearing.

The probation officer testifies that Prevos admitted to intoxication, admitted to public intoxication arrest, refused to surrender his driver’s license, and openly stated he didn’t want to do community service because “it doesn’t pay.”

Judge Stevens responds powerfully — warning that the defendant is “flirting” with a 20-year prison sentence, and emphasizing the seriousness of using controlled substances without court approval.

Despite finding multiple violations true, Judge Stevens gives a final chance: 108 days in jail as a condition of continuing probation, combined with stricter supervision.

This is one of the most intense and revealing exchanges in Judge Stevens Jr.’s courtroom.
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