can a judge take you off of probation early?
445328
Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.
532721
in Texas, that would mean, probation...there are things you have to do(such as checking in with your probation officer as often as the court dictates), and things you can't do(like going to a bar, staying out past certain times, drinking etc.)  If any of these are violated then there could be a probation hearing to see if violations of the conditional discharge were broken.  If so the judge can invoke the original sentence, say 5yrs probation would then become 5yrs in prison or jail...
723089
It should come down to what the terms of the probation are. I have heard of it going either way. One judge said yes, you are a family, stay together. Another said no, no association with other felons. Talk to a lawyer. Because there is a business involved, which is a third entity, you might get a break.
393238
Probation is given to those who are convicted of a non-felony crime. If they are convicted or a felony, but are lucky enough to be granted county time, the get what is called "felony probation". If they break the rules and conditions of their probation then they go to prison and not to county jail.\n\nA person is on probation, when they do not serve their entire term inside the county jail. They are granted an early release but are on probation for the remainder of the time they should have done on their sentence incarcerated. \n\nA person is on parole for the same reason, only they have been granted early release from prison rather than county jail.  They are also given parole for the period of time they did not finish in prison.\n\nNow, if a person violates their probation or parole, they are sent back to serve a portion of the time the did not serve. However, what also happens is they are sentenced to an extension of their probation or parole. Somebody can be on both probation and parole at the same time.\n\nSomebody is on both when they committ another crime while on parole and it is determined not to be a felony. So, they are given probation. Then they have both a probation and a parole officer and they are usually two differant people. Two differant systems, two seperate individuals in the differant departments of justice.\n\nYes, somebody can be on active probation or parole while in jail or prison. However, as they are under the supervision of the prison or jail they do not see their probation or their parole officer while incarcerated. \n\nHowever, while in county jail, a prisoner can request to see his/her probation or parole officer. These officers are going to make reccomendations to the judge on what type of punsihment they think the person should get. So, the prisoner can request to meet with their officers in order to plead their case for a reduced sentence or even to be released from jail while waiting for the final verdict from the judge. \n\nUsually somebody on parole will not be released while waiting for the final verdict on their violation or new charge. However, those in county jail just on probation ar often released in order to cut down on over crowding or if the probation officer thinks they deserve to be out while waiting on the judges decision. If the officer is going to reccoment prison, the probationer is not likely to get out while waiting as many run when facing prison.\n\nOnce in prison, they will not see their parole officer untill they get out. Then they are given 24 hours to check in with their parole officer. If they don't a warrent for their arrest is issued immediantly and when caught they go straight back to prison.
1166283
You can contact the court, file papers, go before a judge, and request this.  \nDepending on the arrest type, length of time since sentencing, the positive changes you have made in your life, and how the record is affecting your future capabilities, you just might get it removed.
830524
she needs to contact her probation officer right away about this to find out correctly.
855844
no, call your probation officer, and if you can't make it back on time for court make sure you notify your probation officer if you don't you can be arrested for failure to appear in court
105843
depends on your judge
205188
Have you met all the terms? Have you paid all your fines and done your Community Service? If you have done all these things the Probation should more than likely be dropped by any judge
422303
He goes to court like I am assuming he did when he got probation. The judge will determine what provisions he did not comply with. Sometimes they do revocate them and send them to prison for some or all of the remainder of thier probation time. That does depend on alot of things, why he is on probation and what he didn't comply with. Like not paying his fees, etc..... but that doesn't always happen so just wait till he goes to court. Good luck not an attorney here either I do work for a prison and see alot of guys come in on a revocation.
1092914
The Judge can enforce a court order by holding you in contept of court. A crime in most states.
487060
Yes the judge can make them relinquish their check and/or possessions if they are found guilty.
490177
I am a little unclear as to why you have a violation.  You said you had no transportation... to what?  Did you miss a court date or appointment with your P.O.?  Either way, don't bother telling the judge you didn't have a ride.  \n\nOne of the main purposes of putting someone on probation is to give the individual an opportunity to be come responsible (and law abiding).  \n\nIt is possible that you will get a little county jail time, however, if it's your first violation you most likely will end up with just your ass being chewed on a little.\n\nGood luck...............by the way, you DO HAVE A RIDE TOMORROW, RIGHT!
507285
That depends on the conditions of your probation I suppose. If one of the conditions is that you attend this type of training by a specific date and you fail to do that especially knowing that a judge ordered it then yes you can be rearrested for violation of probation. If you have done all the other requirements it seems to me like you are one step away from completing your probation so why blow it now. You certainly won't be able to take care of your child in the pokey will you? You are not attempting to please your probation officer by completing these terms of probation. You are simply doing what the court has ordered and it is not a personal issue with your PO. Your agreement is with the court.\nGood Luck!!
115819
No because it is too late.  You allowed the person to be found guilty already and is awaiting sentencing.  You can make a statement to the judge before sentence is passed down by the judge.
922110
She can do.  Once you break the law, your life is not your own.  Your probation officer can come to your home at anytime and search it without warrant...
356274
Most likely it is.  Check your copy of the probation order.  If you don't have a copy, see if the court has its records on-line.  If not, have someone get a copy for you.\nThen, contact your attorney or the public defender to set up a hearing for you to come in on the possible probation violation.  This way you (1) show the court you understand there is a problem, and (2) avoid getting popped on a Friday night and spending three days -- or more -- in jail.\nDepending on the original crime, the particular rules in your state, and the particular judge, you might be able to remain on probation, and not locked up.