i have about a year of probation left but i want to join the navy.my next court datis coming up and i wanted to ask the judge to take me off of probation so i can get in the navy.is it even possible
200065
Its possible, but is extremely unlikely. There would have to be extenuating circumstances, and most judges would be unwilling to budge.
581774
My son recently failed a drug test while on probation. It is his first violation of probation. He is in jail now and will be there for another 6 months waiting for a new public defender to be assigned to him and a hearing which is in Nov. The state is requesting he serve 20-30 months. Depending on what your crime was originally as well as the judge handling your case, will decide on what happens to you. If you were originally arrested for a drug crime, you will probably go to a drug rehab live-in facility. If your crime was not drug related, then you will probably serve time in jail. The length of time depends on the severity of the crime you were charged with and how many VOP's (violation of probations) you have had. My advise to you is to call your probation officer and inquire about going to a drug rehab. program and admit you have a problem. If you don't, he will just soon have you picked up anyways. It would look better for you to show you are wanting help of your own free will.
509656
Try contacting you local Probation Office, they should be able to help. Its now called The National Offender Management Service  (NOMS) and incorporates the prison service,
449741
plain and simple no...you'll have to talk to the courts and if you are on delayed entry they might end your conditional discharge. {they did for me} but like i said i was on delayed entry so i already had the paper work proving that i was enlisted and not saying it to be released before my time. they best place to find out would be a recruiter though ..
491312
it depends on a number of factors.He still might get probation,if he has been in compliance with his current probation. Tell him to ask for a public defender,or hire an attorney.
499558
Yes.  One is usually charged with an infraction BEFORE appearing in Court on said offense.   To be honest, if it is a petty crime, then you may luck out, depending on your level of probation.  If you must report weekly, drug test, etc...then I'd tell my PO.  If you are on unsupervised probation, then you may get away with it.  I am a paralegal and thus, can NOT give legal advice, but these are the option I see.
633229
I don't think you can unless you've emancipated yourself from your parents. I know I had to either wait to sign all the paperwork and leave after I turned 18, or have my parents sign as my legal guardian. I ended up waiting until about 2 months after my 18th bday to leave for basic. You could technically leave on your birthday though- I think the recruiters can help you with that.
465555
only way is to 'max out'your probtion.. that means you goto jail and do the time rather than be on probation... say your on 3 yrs probation, your jail timemay only be a few months, then if you get an early kick, your set... when you max out, your DONE with probation when released.... sometimes it worth it, i did and got 270 days, then got house arrest after 2 months...now if you go on house arrest ( electronic braclet) then you do full time, no good time...most jail when you get a sentance, as a rule you only do2/3s..
507321
She can do.  Once you break the law, your life is not your own.  Your probation officer can come to your home at anytime and search it without warrant...
25249
I think by your name you may be a Marine.  Crimes are crimes, and some, can be forgiven with hard work and a real change.  I am an NCO and I have seen troops grow up and take their duty and the rules seriously.  You can change, even if you get discharged.  You can ALWAYS choose the right path, just hope it is not to late, like for Tookie Williams.  Chose to change too late.
425222
I'd guess you'd have to just get a new job until you can pay it off.  The army is not going anywhere.  Maybe get a lawyer and talk to the judge and see if he will reduce it if you can produce a signed contract that you are going into the army, kind of like the old go in the army or go to jail deal.
607820
Go to findlaw.com and research your states law for sexual assault. Chances are since he broke probation, he will have that time to actively serve too. It doesn't look good. Especially if they 'box-car' his sentences, meaning serving one before he can start another.
188248
He goes to court like I am assuming he did when he got probation. The judge will determine what provisions he did not comply with. Sometimes they do revocate them and send them to prison for some or all of the remainder of thier probation time. That does depend on alot of things, why he is on probation and what he didn't comply with. Like not paying his fees, etc..... but that doesn't always happen so just wait till he goes to court. Good luck not an attorney here either I do work for a prison and see alot of guys come in on a revocation.
233385
That depends on the conditions of your probation I suppose. If one of the conditions is that you attend this type of training by a specific date and you fail to do that especially knowing that a judge ordered it then yes you can be rearrested for violation of probation. If you have done all the other requirements it seems to me like you are one step away from completing your probation so why blow it now. You certainly won't be able to take care of your child in the pokey will you? You are not attempting to please your probation officer by completing these terms of probation. You are simply doing what the court has ordered and it is not a personal issue with your PO. Your agreement is with the court.\nGood Luck!!
254017
Most likely.  You've proven that you have no integrity because you lied.  You said "going against"  Is it a court martial or non judicial punishment?  Each has a different max punishment allowed, as does the summary, special and general courts martial.  \nMaximum punishment. \n\n(1) Fraudulent enlistment or appointment. Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and confinement for 2 years. \n\n(2) Fraudulent separation. Dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, and confinement for 5 years. \n\nThere is more info about Art 83 in this website.
389787
Violation of probation might be a ground for the revocation of the probation and might keep you in jail.  However, if the violation is minor, it might only be a warning for you.
192318
It depends on what your friend is on probation for.  How long has this friend been on probation.  If he/she has only been on pro. a short time it is unlikely that they will be taken off.  If it was a serious offense that would be a factor against them also.  Is there a compelling reason why this person "needs" to be off pro.?  \nThe summer months always see an increase in crime especially in large cities.  Judges are not generally in a good mood.  NOT a great time to ask for a favor.  If the DA opposes early release from probation or there was a plea agreement involved the chances are very slim that your friend will get what he/she wants.