I am representing a client who was convicted of a crime, and he was fortunate enough to receive a probated sentence. This means that my client was found guilty by the court, and the judge is allowing him to serve his sentence outside of prison.
The judge's instructions to the person who receives a probated sentence are very specific. The judge outlines what must be done, and what things cannot be done, to complete this probated sentence.
Any violation of these terms can result in a revocation of probation.
There are individuals who through misfortune, or other circumstances, cannot fulfill all of the requirements of probation. They run the risk of being returned to jail.
If you have questions about the above or if you are at risk of having your probation revoked, contact the probation defense attorney Scott Miller, in Alpharetta, Georgia for a free consultation. 770-408-1001
www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com
Post A Comment
Get Help Now
Fill out this short form and Criminal Defense Lawyer Scott Miller contact you quickly about your traffic, DUI, misdemeanor, felony or probation violation case.
Reviews
- Scott made my probation violation charge go away in Roswell. Thank you Scott for believing in me and keeping me out of jail. Rob
- Attorney Scott Miller got my probation violation charge dismissed! Thanks to attorney Scott Miller, I am working and supporting my wife and child instead of serving time in jail for a past mistake. I can't say enough good things about attorney Miller and how he solved my problem. Javeir: Sandy Springs, GA.
- Attorney Scott Miller, you are amazing! After having two other attorneys tell me that my son would probably go back to jail for probation violation, you were a breath of fresh air in our lives. You got our sons probation violation charge dismissed and now he can continue to work and build a life for himself. We are so thankful for the work you did for us. Monica: Roswell
Library
- Posted on 04/17/2012 Alpharetta Lawyer’s Alternatives to Jail for GA Probation Violation