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Violation of Probation Defense
A probation violation isn’t a new crime, but it is treated as a breach of a court order, and the court can respond by revoking probation and imposing the original sentence. Violations fall into two types — technical (failing to meet a specific condition, like reporting an address change) or substantive (committing a new criminal act) — and we provide assertive representation aimed at the best outcome for either.