Maybe. Maybe not. It depends on the probation officer. If you are charged with violating your probation, you need to hire the best lawyer you can afford, and follow his/her advice.
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If you haven't done so you need to speak to an attorney to help you deal with this situation if you test positive. When people are on probation, one of the conditions of probation is to be subjected to random drug tests and not be found positive when tested...
You can petition the court for early termination of probation. However dirty urine while in probation is a violation of your conditions. You need to wait 5 years to expunge after the end of all sentence requirements.
Probation. General conditions of probation may include living where directed, participating in rehabilitation programs, submitting to drug and alcohol tests and maintaining employment. Probationers may be required to show proof to the court that they have complied with all conditions of probation.
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General conditions of probation may include living where directed, participating in rehabilitation programs, submitting to drug and alcohol tests and maintaining employment. Probationers may be required to show proof to the court that they have complied with all conditions of probation. If a probationer fails to comply with all required conditions, ...
If a parolee violates the conditions of parole, his parole will be revoked and he will be re-imprisoned.
Parole is granted after an offender has served a portion of his or her prison sentence. Thus, parole differs from probation in that it is not an alternative sentence, but rather a privilege granted to some prisoners after a percentage of their sentence has been served. Parolees must abide by certain terms and conditions while they are on parole. These terms include living within state or county lines, meeting regularly with a parole officer, submitting to drug and alcohol tests, and providing proof of residence and employment. If a parolee violates the conditions of parole, his parole will be revoked and he will be re-imprisoned.
The goals of probation and parole are to rehabilitate offenders and guide them back into society while minimizing the likelihood that they will commit a new offense.
Fourth Amendment Rights. The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects the public from unlawful searches and seizures by law enforcement officers. However, this protection does not extend to those on probation and parole. The homes of those on probation and parole can; however, be searched at any time without a search warrant.
A judge may grant probation as an alternative to imposing a jail sentence. Probation is ordered when the circumstances and seriousness of the crime suggest that the probationer is not a threat to society and that incarceration is not an appropriate punishment.
Parole boards do not grant parole to offenders simply for "good behavior" exhibited during incarceration. The parole board will also consider the nature and severity of the offense committed, the length of sentence served and the inmate's degree of remorse for the offense.
David, 48, has been on probation since Feb. 21, weeks before the coronavirus brought Los Angeles to a standstill. But he couldn’t connect with an officer until April 14, despite multiple in-person visits ...
Now, because of the pandemic, he said, he only has to check in once a month by phone.
Even before the pandemic, higher levels of community supervision have not been proven to benefit public safety. In 2018, Doleac did a comprehensive review of recent studies on prisoner re-entry. Those studies consistently found that probationers’ and parolees’ supervision levels—the requisite number of conditions and meetings with their probation ...
Public safety is not improved by stricter probation and parole rules, researchers have found. Share to Facebook. Facebook.
Probation conditions have been relaxed out of necessity, according to Chief Deputy of Adult Services Reaver Bingham. Drug tests and mandated therapy, for example, are not required while social distancing is still recommended.
If Mother was the titled owner, and no Will is Probated with a Devise of it, the real property is owned by her Heirs at her death. It, the property only, is subject to the Mortgage Lien. Taxes and Insurance still have to be also paid, or the Heirs will lose it. Hire a competent SC to determine... Read more »
You can take a look at the will yourself. Go to the probate court and request a copy.
The bottom line is that if it is in the name of someone no longer alive, probate should have been started but if it isn’t the priority to begin probate lies with a surviving spouse... Read more »