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Many Tampa criminal attorneys are asked about one time reporting probation by their clients. More often than not they prefer it since it does not require the probationer to appear monthly and/or biweekly at their probation office. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa criminal attorney blog, felony probation officers are employed and supervised […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are often asked about how folks can successfully complete probation and even more importantly, avoid violations of probation. We strongly recommend the following actions to avoid violations of probation. First and foremost, take notes. While this sounds like a very simple thing, it is absolutely critical for someone on probation […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are often asked about whether the State Attorney’s Office can prove the VOP or violation of probation. Many individuals are challenged and frustrated by the fact that the State of Florida has such a low burden in proving violation of probation matters. The specific burden in these specific cases is […]
Learn More...Tampa attorneys are very often asked about whether someone charged with a violation of probation what the chances of their probation being reinstated. Having represented literally thousands of folks charged with different violations of probation, a whole host of factors are taken into account in determining what the likely outcome of a violation of probation. For more information […]
Learn More...Folks charged with violations of probation are constantly wondering if they will be able to get a bond on a violation of probation or VOP. Tampa criminal defense attorneys are often asked about in bond issues generally, but more often than not these issues focus on whether someone being charged with a VOP can get […]
Learn More...Tampa violation of probation attorneys are often asked about what a VOP or Violation of Probation means. Unfortunately, violation of Probation charges occur as often as folks being placed on probation. A violation of probation occurs when someone on probation either receives a technical or substantive violation. A technical violation occurs when someone violates one of the […]
Learn More...Tampa sex crimes lawyers are often asked about the specifics of Florida sex offender probation since it is so specific and intense. As I have told countless defendants, it is generally easier to defend someone accused of murder or another violent crime than a sex offense. Obviously sex offender probation is only utilized in cases […]
Learn More...Many folks on probation in two different counties have concerns as whether both counties can violate them at the same time. Yes, they can both violate you for one (1) singular charge. Ultimately, this can lead to one (1) charge leading to a significant amount of jail or prison time because of probation and the […]
Learn More...Florida Criminal defense attorneys are often asked about parole and probation and unfortunately, many folks simply confuse the same and believe they are the same. The two are very different and distinct, but have some similar implications. Probation is an alternative sentencing that allows a person convicted of an offense to not have to be […]
Learn More...When a judge convicts a defendant through either trial or a plea, the judge can choose from many options for sentencing: incarceration, probation and/or pay a fine. Probation is an alternative to sentencing a defendant to jail after a judge has found a defendant as guilty (convicted). If probation is violated, the defendant can receive […]
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