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Tampa Violations of Probation Attorney
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If you or a loved one has been arrested, or believes they are about to be arrested, for a violation of probation or community control, time is of the essence and you should contact an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately. Violations of Probation/community control are treated very seriously by judges in the Tampa area. If you don’t have proper representation to guide you through the process of defending a violation of probation/community control allegation the consequences may be dire to you or your loved one.
Our Tampa Criminal Attorney is an expert in the legal process
One of the first things to address with a violation of probation/community control is whether or not a bond will be set on the case. The allegation giving rise to the violation of probation/community control will play a large role in determining whether or not you will qualify for a bond. It is possible that a judge may hold you in jail without bond until your violation of probation/community control case is concluded which is why encourage you to call our office immediately to discuss the specifics of your case and begin devising a strategy to keep you out of jail and defend your case.
Numerous reasons exist why a probation/community control officer may be trying to violate you. Below is a list of some of the reasons that give rise to violations.
- Being arrested for a new crime while on probation/community control.
- Failure to report to your probation/community control officer.
- Testing positive for drugs or alcohol.
- Failing to perform community service hours.
- Failing to pay restitution/fines.
- Failing to attend Court Ordered classes (ie: DUI School, Anger Management Victim Impact Panel, Sex Offender Classes)
- Violating a “no contact” order.
We offer a free, no obligation, consultation and will be happy to discuss with you the specific facts giving rise to the violation, and what steps need to be taken to ensure your constitutional rights are protected.
Contact a Tampa Criminal Lawyer
If you have been convicted of a crime, contact your Tampa Criminal Defense Law Firm at 813-223-5775.
