What Happens if I Violate Probation?

What Happens if I Violate Probation?

If you violate the terms and conditions imposed by a Judge, then you risk arrest and summons back to court to face a Judge. You have a right to challenge and contest any alleged probation violation and would be granted a hearing. If a judge finds that you violated your probation in an inexcusable, serious way, the judge could revoke the probation and put you in jail. The judge could also release you back on probation but with additional conditions or consequences.

Needless to say, it’s not worth the risk of more trouble or jail/prison by violating the terms of probation. If you’re not a problem for your Probation Agent, your Probation Agent won’t be a problem for you, so follow the rules and conditions imposed. But if you find yourself facing a Probation Violation, Catherine can help. She has handled hundreds of probation violation matters of all levels of severity. She can help you resolve your situation and get back on track. If you or someone close to you is on probation and facing allegations of a violation, call Catherine today for a free consultation.

Catherine is licensed to practice state law in the State of Minnesota.

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