Can a person be prosecuted for being financially unable to fulfill an
agreement to provide FULL restitution which was one of the terms of a ten year
sentence of probation? All other provisions have been satisfied. The
"no contest" offense was for Felony Theft. The judge (ten years ago)
allowed this defendant to "pay  what you can", which I have made
timely payments of various amounts an amount a fraction of the
original agreement, resulting in a large balance still due. I was
diagnosed with Parkinson's approximately nine years ago and receive a
Social Security payment of  $600 monthly which is my only source of
income. I will be appearing before the court (Harris County Court 262)
at the end of this month with a court appointed attorney.