Violation of Probation Attorney

Probation Terms in Glen Burnie, Maryland

If you have been put on probation, then you have been released from detention and other serious punishments. Your probation conditions are dependent upon you maintaining good behavior during a certain time period under strict supervision.

Restrictions that can be a part of your probation agreement can include:

• Curfew times
• Movements outside of jurisdiction
• Possession of dangerous items (such as firearms)
• Regular meetings with probation officer
• Remaining drug or alcohol-free

Consequences of Violation of Probation

A violation of probation in Maryland is rather serious and should be handled with great attention and care from an experienced attorney. Consequences of a violation of probation can vary, but in all cases the original probation agreement will be revoked.

If you were offered probation in place of a different punishment, your consequences may include:

• Resuming the original punishment
• Paying fines
• Spending time in jail
• Serving a longer probation period under heavier restrictions

If you violate your probation, you will most likely be summoned to a scheduled hearing during which a witness of the state (most likely your probation officer) must be able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that you breached your probation terms.

How a Criminal Defense Lawyer at Garland Hall Can Help

You may be wondering how a criminal defense attorney can help you in your situation. It is wise to seek legal help because if you can prove your violation of probation was unintentional, the consequences may be minimized. Having a skilled attorney on your side may be your strongest chance of having the original terms of your probation agreement reinstated. Our attorney, Garland Hall, is here to offer you personalized legal services. We will fight relentlessly for our clients best possible outcome.