As far as the pardon is concerned, the Governor will not grant her a pardon unless, for example, she can prove she's been wrongly convicted, her case has gone through the appeals process (which she forfeited when she plead guilty), and meet a number of other criteria. Because someone doesn't like or won't comply with probation is not one of criteria. Certainly, calling and writing the governor's office won't cut it with McCallum. And he's not going to grant a pardon of this sort in an election year when there's a good probability it's going to be a very close election.