wjat is the punishment for probation revocation on a charge of possesion of a c.s.>1gram?
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more than likely you will have to go to jail and serve the rest of your time there. unless you get a lawyer and have them work something out with you to where u do work/community service program. but it really depends on your state and county. i know that some smaller counties are more strict then some larger counties and some smaller counties are less strict unlike some larger counties
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I have been in a similar situation for a different reason. I skipped a probation hearing because of a work obligation. The result being a probation violation and either having to serve my suspended sentence or extend the term of my probation. \nThere must be a record of the class being taken somewhere... speak with the person that made the presentation.. look for a canceled check or find the record for payment. Without proof.. the odds may not be in your favor on this one. Offer to retake the class at your expense as a compromise? The probation department will probably take that as a positive sign that you intent to make amends for the indiscretion. Most have the ability to give the benefit of the doubt for those with no prior history of criminal activity. Repeat offenders typically get no sympathy from the courts.\nSo this would depend on your particular situation
337090
They are coming down hard in the War on Drugs. I would have to say it is a Fifth Degree Possession charge. Since they are a first time offender the punishment shouldn't be that stiff. Even an empty baggy with traces of an illegal drug is considered a small amount. Residue on a scale is also considered a small amount. My buddy had just gotten out of jail after 4 months and didn't realize there was a leftover empty baggy in her purse from months before. She got pulled over on a routine traffic stop. Since she was on probation that gave them a right to search. They found the empty baggy with traces on it. I write to her in prison now.
713988
it is a violation. The best thing you can do is be honest with the judge and hope he gives you a warning.
695870
u cant go over seas on probation. it only allows u to stay within a limit they tell u.
339777
Charges vary by state. In Texas the charge is called "Failure to Identify  " and I believe it is a class b misd.\nThat means County Court and probation.
106675
Class C felony 1 to 10 years and/or Fine up to $10,000
247267
get a lawyer.... I dout youll see jail time over a little grass.
736795
fine/jailtime/revoked?
899439
This is considered petty theft\nYou will have to go to court and pay at least $250.00 in fines\nYou will also have to enroll in a Social Help Program attending at least once a month for 3 to 6 months and pay a $75.00 per visitation\nYou will not be on probation but this will stay in your record forever
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Concider yourself lucky that it's not over 500 or it would be a felony. \n\nYou will have to be arraigned, plead not guilty, get a lawyer, then you can talk to your lawyer about a lowered sentence. If it's your first time you can probably get community service.
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Doesn't matter if they read your rights or not, that will only get you out of any incriminating statements you made... Do you have a record of any kind?  If not try to get a plea deal for probation and have the charges reduced to disorderly conduct.  What area/city/state are you in?  That makes a big difference too.  If you do get infront of the judge explain how you just graduated and weren't thinking right and you know you made some bad decisions and other crap he wants to hear... and dress nicely...  Theoretically you could get jail time and have your license suspended (in PA 6 mo for posession and another 6-12 for underage alcohol...)  but, like I said, if you have a clean sheet, and your look nice and act nice and make sure the judge knows how sorry you were you should get off with a tap on the wrist... a year or two of light probation and a fine... remember though, if you get stuck with posession it follows you for the rest of you life as a drug conviction, so do whatever to get that reduced...
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You go to the station and ask for a grievance form. They may try to talk you out of it.\n\n\nAnd nobody can send you back to jail because you filed a complaint while on probation.
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Is it written into your probation terms that the restitution must be paid by the time your probation expires?  Are you current on your payments?  If you don't abide and fulfill the terms of your probation, you probation will be violated and reinstated by the judge in a single court hearing.  He will extend your probation as a result of the violation.  You will not go to jail this time and not even the next time if that becomes the case, but eventually your could.  The jails are too overcrowded to incarcerate you for the violation.  If you were not required to complete the restitution payments in the terms of your probation, your probation period will expire and the county or city  will maintain the debt and expect it to still be paid.  If you are concerned call your probation officer if you are on formal or call the probation office if you are on informal.  You really shouldn't depend on anyone's answer when it involves your freedom.
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Not likely, probbly probation or a fine.
609436
so i take it u were arrested for this?  okay, a $10 item is like theft in the 3rd degree.  it's like petty theft.  nothing warranting a big to do.  if the store is pressing charges, then yeah, u will have to do the whole court thing.  get a lawyer IMMEDIATELY.  Request a court appointed one if u can't afford it.  Plead NOT GUILTY during ur first court appearance (arraignment).  The burden is on the state to prove its case.  Don't hand it over on a silver platter.  Things can happen by the time u r  scheduled to go to trial.  Charges could be dismissed due to lack of evidence, etc.  Ok, if things don't go ur way, and u eventually agree to a plea deal, u will NOT get jail time for a $10 theft.  the justice dept has much bigger fish to fry (like rapists, child molesters, etc.) than to imprison u for your petty theft.  U will just have to pay restitution (in other words, pay the store $10 for its loss) and court fees.  U will be put on probation and likely have to do a few community service hours.  If u r lucky, u will be able to swing a "deferred sentence" whereby u will NOT have this on your record if u "keep your nose clean" from problems for a designated amt of time.
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There is no general answer.  It depends on the jurisdiction, and then it depends on the particular judge what to do at sentencing time.  Most states take into consideration now whether this is a first offense or repeat offender, the property taken and whether anyone was actually hurt in the theft and so forth.