Probation Violations

Court ordered probation offers you the opportunity to stay out of jail and provides a chance of a fresh start. The terms of probation are often strict and violation is not uncommon.

The consequences of violating probation are serious and involved, making it much more difficult to make your charges a thing of the past. Situations in which probation violations occur include:

Committing another crime

Failure to pay a fine

Failing a drug test

Failure to abide by a court or probationary order

Failure to check in with your probation officer

If you have been accused of violating your probation, you should not attempt to evade law enforcement officers and you should immediately seek legal counsel.

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An experienced attorney like Shane Lewis can help you procure pardon from the court if you have a legitimate reason for your violation or if you are at a certain stage in completion of your terms.

If you have been accused of breaking your probationary agreement, call for a free initial consultation to avoid probation revocation.