What Happens if I Violate My Probation?

The consequences associated with a probation violation are dependent upon a number of factors, including the gravity of the violation, whether you have had previous violations, and whether there may be outstanding circumstances that either diminish or worsen the severity of the violation. Some violations may be treated lightly, but there are other probation violations which can result in significant penalties, including heavy fines, extended time on probation, jail time, and more. Some of the most common reasons attributed to violating probation include a failed drug test, missing appointments with a probation officer, failing to do community service, failure to pay fines or court fees, being arrested or convicted of a new crime, failure to stay away from bars or people involved with drugs, or failure to go to treatment or counseling as mandated by the court. Regardless of whether you have a felony or misdemeanor probation, you will be entitled to a probation revocation hearing…

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