Probation Violation Defense in Fort Worth
Accused of Violating the Terms of Your Probation?
There are a few cases where a person who is found guilty is able to avoid
going to jail and given probation in lieu of prison time or been granted
leniency to finish your prison sentence on parole because of good behavior.
In these cases, you are given a second chance to prove that you are of
good ethical behavior and that you are a changed person. It is very important
that if you have been placed on probation or secured an early release
that you follow the terms you were given closely.
If you have recently been accused of breaking the terms of your probation,
it is vital that you
contact a Fort Worth probation violation defense attorney.
Understanding the Terms of Probation
Once you have been placed on probation, the judge will hand you specific
terms which you must follow. In most cases, are you are allowed to return
to your home and live with some freedom, so long as you comply with these
terms. If you are found to be violating your probation, you could face
serious consequences such as returning to or going to jail.
The terms of probation typically include the following:
- Regularly reporting to a probation officer
- Not using any illegal substances or alcohol
- Completing education or keeping employment
- Remaining within a certain geographical location
- Avoiding any new criminal charges or convictions
Contact Our Fort Worth Criminal Defense Attorneys
At the office of Jerry Loftin & Associates, our lawyers and legal team
are dedicated to helping you resolve any accusations of probation violation.
We understand that you are likely very grateful for your freedom and would
like to keep it that way.
Call our office today at (817) 591-7850 if you would like to learn how
we can help during a
free initial consultation.