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Lynnwood Probation Violation Attorney

What is Probation And How Is It Violated?

One of the sentences that a judge may impose when someone is convicted of a crime is probation, the suspension of a jail sentence. The probation may be the only sentence imposed or it may be tacked onto the end of a jail sentence as further punishment.

When probation is imposed, you are permitted to return to your everyday life as long as you adhere to certain restrictions and requirements. Should you not follow the restrictions and requirements, then a violation of the probation results and you are likely to stand before the judge again to face additional consequences and charges, including possible jail time. If this occurs it is vital that you contact a Lynnwood criminal defense attorney immediately.

Some of the types of probation violations are:

  • Failure to report to a Probation Officer in a timely manner as required by the court
  • Committing a crime while on probation, such as DUI
  • Failure to comply with court ordered requirements of the probation such as attending drug rehabilitation or paying a fine or restitution
  • Associating with known criminals or groups while on probation
  • Entering areas and locations deemed off limits as part of your probation
  • Possession of a firearm while on probation

If you have violated the requirements of your probation, either intentionally or not, you need to contact a competent criminal defense lawyer at the Law Office of Lance R. Fryrear so that the situation can be evaluated and the next course of action determined.  Your freedom may be at risk, it is vital you call me today.

Lynnwood Lawyer Lance R. Fryrear Knows The Court System

My office commits itself to following up with clients regarding their cases after the court appearances are concluded in order to assist you in maintaining the requirements of the court. We know what is required to get you the most favorable disposition possible. Violating your probation can lead to serious consequences. With my help we can help you from violating it in the first place, or figure out the best method of handling it so you don't end up in jail.

If you have violated your probation contact a Lynnwood Criminal Defense Attorney at the Law Office of Lance R. Fryrear so I may assess the circumstances and assist you in resolving the situation as quickly as possible.

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