Criminal Court Process - Probation

Probation

Criminal Probation:

Probation is a penalty that is given instead of a prison sentence or drug rehabilitation. When an offender gets probation, they are not confined to prison because they are not considered a threat to society.

The restrictions outlined in probation depend on the crime committed and what the judge rules. Some offenders wear an ankle monitor, while others may be required to keep a certain distance away from specific people or places. Driving privileges may also be revoked temporarily which on probation.

It is possible to break a probation, also known as a "probation violation," such as by getting arrested for another crime while on probation, or leaving your area before the probation period ends. When a probation violation occurs, the offender may be arrested shortly after or ordered to court for a hearing.

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