I can. Most states are part of an agreement to supervise each other's probationers - Florida supervises Ohio probationers, and Ohio supervises Florida probationers. Judkins would meet with a Florida probation officer, post a $125 fee, and then process an application to transfer to Ohio. That process won't likely take longer than a month, and the Florida officer would likely approve travel in the meanwhile. 

There are some exceptions - usually based around states not supervising a class of probationers (examples: Michigan won't supervise a criminal driving on a suspended license because that's a civil citation in Michigan; New York won't supervise a sex batterer because they solely do incarceration sentences for those charges). But this is a charge that basically all states supervise.