I’m Charged With Probation Violation In San Diego – What Should I Do Next?

San Diego Criminal Defense Attorneys - Wallin & Klarich — Fri, 11 Feb 2011 04:54:59 +0000

Probation is the suspension of the imposition or execution of a sentence and the conditional release of a defendant into the community under the supervision of the court and the probation department. As a result, the court may revoke or modify probation at any time before it expires if the person has violated his or her conditions of probation. An arrest warrant is likely to be issued without any notice, and a person may be arrested at any time and placed into custody.

Probation violation warrants are issued by the court for a variety of reasons, including failure to appear at a court appearance, failure to enroll in a required program or class, failure to complete a required program or class, arrest during the probationary period, or commission of a new crime. Once the court determines that a person has violated his or her probation, it may reinstate that person on probation, modify its terms, or revoke probation in its entirety. If probation is revoked on felony probation, the court may sentence an individual up to the maximum prison term specified by the offense. When probation is revoked on a misdemeanor case, the court may sentence an individual for up to a year in a county jail.

If you have been accused of probation violation, you will need an experienced criminal defense attorney to vigorously represent you. At Wallin & Klarich, we have helped people accused of probation violations for over 30 years. Call us today at (888) 764-2615 or visit us at our website at www.wklaw.com/areas-probation-violation. We will be there when you call.

Have You Been Arrested for Probation Violations?

San Diego Criminal Defense Attorneys - Wallin & Klarich — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:00:46 +0000

Eric House, Orlando Wright, and Matthew Yanke were all arrested for probation violations as reported by San Diego 6. The three men were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of a La Jolla professional surfer, Emery Kauanui. The judge in the case sentenced Yanke and House to 210 days in jail and Wright to 349 days in jail last year. They were all on probation for 3 years. Police said that all three violated their probations. Two allegedly tested positive for drugs while all three are said to have violated the order to stay away from each other and Kauanui’s family.

Probation violations must be taken very seriously. If you or a loved one has recently been arrested for a probation violation, or if you believe that you may have violated your probation, it is important to contact a San Diego probation violation attorney as soon as possible. Our experienced San Diego probation violation attorneys at Wallin and Klarich will take a close look at your case to determine what options will be available to you. Our San Diego probation violation attorneys will aid you through the process and ensure the best representation for your case. Call Wallin and Klarich at 1-877-230-1529 or fill out our consultation form online at www.wklaw.com for a free evaluation of your case. We will be there when you call.

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I’m Charged With Probation Violation In San Diego – What Should I Do Next?

Have You Been Arrested for Probation Violations?