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Violation of Probation Defense
Kissimmee
Violation of Probation Defense
Attorney
- Lawyer, providing professional
Violation of Probation Defense
and Criminal Defense
legal services in
Kissimmee, St Cloud, Orlando, Osceola &
Orange Counties and the Central
Florida area.
If a
person has been accused with violating the terms
of probation, the alleged violation may be either a
Technical Violation of Probation or a Substantive Violation
of Probation.
A
Technical Violation of Probation involves failure
to adhere to the administrative or special conditions of
probation such as an unreported change of address,
missed mandatory meetings with his or her probation officer,
failure to pay
court costs, or failure to complete court ordered classes or
programs.
A
Substantive Violation of Probation involves committing or
being directly associated with a subsequent crime or criminal act.
A violation of probation is not considered a new
crime. A breach of a court order which provided
provisions for being awarded probation instead of jail or
prison time may result in the court choosing to revoke the
accused probation, thus
imposing a term of incarceration based on the sentencing
guidelines of the original crime the person was convicted of.
The
Law Office of
Ernest J. Mullins, P.A.,
represents the legal rights and goals of those
accused of violating the terms of probation
in Kissimmee,
Orlando, Osceola County, Orange
County, and the entire
Central
Florida area. For a confidential legal
consultation, please call
(407) 846-1111.
If a person is
currently serving a period of court ordered
probation and the violation of probation was the act of
committing a new crime, the court has the authority to
revoke the probation and reinstate the original conviction
penalties and sentencing guidelines, even if he or she is found "not guilty"
of the new alleged crime. Unlike a criminal trial , in a
violation of probation hearing, the prosecution must
prove only that a "preponderance of the evidence" existed.
Due to the reduced standards of proof required to show that
a violation of probation has been committed, it is
extremely important to seek the advice and representation of
experienced legal counsel.
When a person is already serving a period of probation, his
or her credibility may
already be an issue in the defense of an allegation of a probation violation
or other additional criminal charges. Experienced
legal counsel may speak on the accused person's behalf in a probation
hearing or other legal matters, providing a voice of
experience and reason in an effort to prove their client's innocence,
or in the case of a technical violation of probation that
an honest oversight or special circumstances
exists that
should not warrant your probation to be revoked.
When facing a
violation of probation allegation
in
Kissimmee,
Orlando, Osceola County, Orange County, or the
surrounding
Central
Florida area, hiring an experienced
violation of probation defense attorney or lawyer may provide the best
opportunity to achieve a fair and
reasonable resolution.
Anyone requiring professional legal services regarding
violation of probation or criminal defense issues should be proactive in
protecting their legal
rights and seek the legal advice of
an experienced violation of probation defense
attorney, lawyer, or law firm.
For a confidential legal consultation contact
The
Law Office of
Ernest J. Mullins, P.A.,
at
(407) 846-1111.
Kissimmee
Violation of Probation Defense
Attorney
- Lawyer, providing professional
Violation of Probation Defense
and Criminal Defense
legal services in
Kissimmee, St Cloud, Orlando, Osceola &
Orange Counties and the Central
Florida area.
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