Probation Violations
Probation is often part of the penalty for a person found guilty of a crime and may occasionally serve as part of the required jail time. The specifics of probation depend primarily on the crime that was committed and the terms of the conviction but are strictly enforced by the court system. Individuals under probation must adhere to the terms of the probation agreement. Should they violate these terms, they may be in danger of further legal penalties.
If you have been accused of violating the terms of your probation, you need an attorney on your side to help you fight this charge. For a free case evaluation, contact the Denton criminal defense attorneys of Alexander & Associates at 972- 420-6560.
Common Probation Violations
Some of the most common probation violations include:
- Ingesting alcohol or other illegal substances
- Carrying a firearm or other weapon
- Failure to check in with the probation officer
- Leaving the jurisdiction of the court system that was in charge of the case
- Inability to keep steady employment
- Getting arrested again
Disregard for the boundaries of a probationary period may result in further jail time, fines, or other penalties.
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If you or someone you love has been charged with a probation violation, it is important that you discuss your legal options with an experienced attorney. Contact the Denton criminal defense attorneys of Alexander & Associates at 972-420-6560 for a free consultation. Let us put our legal knowledge to work for you.
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