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If you violate felony probation, the court can send you to California State Prison for up to the maximum term. Depending on the offense for which you were originally convicted, the maximum term can be 18 months or longer. If you do get sentenced to state prison, you will get credit for any custody time […]
No. Under Penal Code 1203.4 you cannot bring a motion for expungement of criminal records in Orange County while you are still on probation for any offense. This means even if you are no longer on probation for the case you wish to expunge, your motion will be denied if you are on probation for […]
Drug possession may lead to probation. After you are convicted of drug possession if you are put on probation you will likely be required to drug test on a random basis when requested to do so by your probation officer. If you test dirty this can be considered a probation violation and you can be […]
YES. When you are convicted of a DUI you are placed on probation. One of the terms of your probation is to pay the fine. Most courts will permit you to make payments on the fine over an extended period of time. However, if you fail to pay the fine within the time period allowed […]
If you are on probation to the court for a felony then there is a high chance that you will be arrested for a probation violation by your probation officer. In most cases where a person is on felony probation they are taken into custody if the probation officer believes that they have violated any […]
The answer is definitely yes. When you plead guilty to petty theft the judge could have sentenced you to up to six months in jail (if this was your first offense) or up to one year in jail (if this was your second offense). When you were sentenced the judge put you on probation and […]
In most cases the answer is YES, if you are on probation for a felony conviction you will have a probation officer. If you violate probation that means the probation officer can arrest you without a warrant and put you back in custody. Normally you will have no bail until the judge decides what your […]
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