Parole Probation



Parole and probation are different forms of supervision after sentencing. Parole is supervision that begins after an inmate's release from prison or jail after serving part of a sentence. Probation is a sentence that a judge can give instead of jail or in addition to jail or prison time. Both federal probation and parole have conditions which, if violated, can result in the parole or probation being revoked. Access more information here in the parole and probation practice center.

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We hired an attorney in September 2011 to handle a possesion of marijuana case for our son
At the time we didn''t have information on the name of the arresting officer. We paid the attorney and he took the case. After he received the information and the police report he told us that we should just settle and not let this go to court and he knows the police officer and he is a good guy they have a personal relationship and go hunting and fishing all the time. The police officer is not able to produce a video tape from his car regarding the incident nor has any "evidence" been returned from the crime lab. We are just having to rely on the police report and he is not even attempting anything further since, in his word, "the cop is one of the good ones, I have a personal relationship with him". At the point of knowing that the police officer was one of his personal friends should he not have withdrew from the case or assigned another attorney. I feel that my son is not be represented fairly.
I''m on probation in GA, and I''m just wondering if I could be revoked for not having a job. It''s n
I think my P.O. is going to threaten to revoke me if I don''t get one soon.
What is the best course of action for me to take and what do you think is going to happen to me?
Im 19 and have been on probation for about 6 months in Whitfield Co. for underage drinking,its an Alternative Probation center and I call in once a week.I was just arrested last week in Dekalb Co.again for underage drinking.They did not put a probation hold on me so I was able to bond out the next day.I have to go to court next month and I dont know what the best thing for me to do is.I just got a job and have been working for a month and dont want to lose my job.Im trying to get my life together and dont want to lose everything from doing jail time.What is the best course of action for me to take and what do you think is going to happen to me?
18 year old was charged with criminal tresspass but was questioned on his involvement without being
How can I dismiss charges after I have filed a report?
I recently filed charges against someone I know for breaking into my home. He stole $100 from me and remove his own food from the home. He had been living with me at least a month prior to the incident, but has now been charged with breaking and entering, felony larceny, and possession of stolen goods. If I drop these charges I filed against him, will that get him out of jail or is that for someone else to decide? Also, when can I actually drop these charges? I''ve considered mailing a letter to the District Attorney and the Sheriff''s Office that arrested and charged him telling them I would like to drop the charges, but what else must I do? Before he was arrested we made an agreement and I have seen him since. I would no longer like to hold these charges against him.
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 -  Texas Parole - Law Office Of Kevin Stouwie
 -  San Mateo Criminal Defense Attorneys - Law Office Of K. J. Petsas, PC
 -  OUI Attorneys In Maine - Degrinney Law Offices
 -  Los Angeles Business Attorney - Bradley & Gmelich
 -  Hawaii Criminal Defense - Law Offices Of Myles S. Breiner, ALC, Inc.