Probation Violation Lawyer - West Palm Beach
The resolution of many cases carry some period of time in which the client may be on probation. Each probation has "standard" requirements of reporting to an officer, notifying authorities of your whereabouts, and no further arrests. There are "special" conditions depending upon the original criminal conviction, such as substance abuse testing, mandatory attendance at drug or alcohol rehab programs. If your Probation Officer even thinks that you have failed to comply with a condition of your probation you can be arrested and charged with a violation. If found guilty you can be sentenced according to the penalties of the original criminal charges. The alleged violation can be a minor event, but the penalty can be major. The Law Offices of Robert S. Franklin, P.A. is prepared to defend clients charged with violations of probation, even if another attorney represented you for the original charges, we can help you.
There are a variety of possible violations of probation, some of which are listed below:
Failure to report to probation officer
Arrest for a new crime
Prohibited alcohol or drug usage
Failure to attend rehabilitation programs
Failure to perform community service
Violation of travel restrictions
The charges are often the result of some human error, a mistaken drug analysis, or failure of paperwork to be filed. It is assumed by the prosecution that the person on probation is at fault and charges are brought. Do not hesitate to contact Robert S. Franklin to analyze the circumstances of your case and make efforts to have the violation vacated and gain your freedom.
The resolution of many cases carry some period of time in which the client may be on probation. Each probation has "standard" requirements of reporting to an officer, notifying authorities of your whereabouts, and no further arrests. There are "special" conditions depending upon the original criminal conviction, such as substance abuse testing, mandatory attendance at drug or alcohol rehab programs. If your Probation Officer even thinks that you have failed to comply with a condition of your probation you can be arrested and charged with a violation. If found guilty you can be sentenced according to the penalties of the original criminal charges. The alleged violation can be a minor event, but the penalty can be major. The Law Offices of Robert S. Franklin, P.A. is prepared to defend clients charged with violations of probation, even if another attorney represented you for the original charges, we can help you.
There are a variety of possible violations of probation, some of which are listed below:
Failure to report to probation officer
Arrest for a new crime
Prohibited alcohol or drug usage
Failure to attend rehabilitation programs
Failure to perform community service
Violation of travel restrictions
The charges are often the result of some human error, a mistaken drug analysis, or failure of paperwork to be filed. It is assumed by the prosecution that the person on probation is at fault and charges are brought. Do not hesitate to contact Robert S. Franklin to analyze the circumstances of your case and make efforts to have the violation vacated and gain your freedom.
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ROBERT S. FRANKLIN, P.A. (561) 805-7140
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