Consequences of a
Probation Violation
A violation of probation can lead to
revocation of probation and the imposition of a custodial (Jail or
Prison) sentence.
Consequences for the conviction
of Probation Violation may potentially include:
 Probation revoked and sentence imposed
Jail or
imprisonment (depends on original conviction)
Significant fines
Probation reinstatement with additional terms including
Jail/Prison
Longer
term
Additional fines
Community service
Rehabilitation program
Other
Likelihood of any of the above
consequences depends on the following factors:
Prior similar convictions
Any
other prior convictions
Currently on probation or parole
Attitude of community and court toward this type of crime
Degree
of media attention on case
Mitigating/aggravating circumstance
Other
Defenses for Probation Violation
may potentially include:
Insufficient evidence
Factual
innocence
Probation terms complied with
Other
What can you do to
improve the outcome of your case?
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