What will happen if my probation ends May 16th and my restitution is not paid in full? Legal help please?
339970
Is it written into your probation terms that the restitution must be paid by the time your probation expires?  Are you current on your payments?  If you don't abide and fulfill the terms of your probation, you probation will be violated and reinstated by the judge in a single court hearing.  He will extend your probation as a result of the violation.  You will not go to jail this time and not even the next time if that becomes the case, but eventually your could.  The jails are too overcrowded to incarcerate you for the violation.  If you were not required to complete the restitution payments in the terms of your probation, your probation period will expire and the county or city  will maintain the debt and expect it to still be paid.  If you are concerned call your probation officer if you are on formal or call the probation office if you are on informal.  You really shouldn't depend on anyone's answer when it involves your freedom.
176738
You may end up serving the full term.  If your probation was for 2 years, you may serve 2 years in prison since you violated your terms of probation.  If additional charges are filed, you may serve more time.
939269
Well, kiddo you should have taken care of the fine right away but, since you did not you will have to suffer whatever the law states in your particular circumstance.\nTurn yourself in, if you have the opportunity to go before a judge that would be the best option. If you have a clean record other than that you may get by with probation & a fine.\nGood luck.
191130
i think the statute of limmitations runs out after 7 yrs for a civil infraction, call the sherriff dept, in ur home town and ask if their is a warrant for you but do not tell them where u are, u have nothing to lose, good luck
279048
You just get an extension through community corrections.  I owe 20 hours and have done for about 6 years, I keep getting a 12 month extension.  I even got some of my hours turned into cash fines and now pay it off at $20 a fortnight through SPER (QLD)
925466
Your background investigator is going to ask you about it, so be honest and tell him/her exactly what happened.\nIt isn't going to help you, but depending on what your discharge report says, you may still have a chance.\nI should warn you, that if  the details of your discharge come out while you are still a probationer, you will have to put up with a lot of verbal abuse from your fellow officers.
825593
When you were originally placed on probation (or deferred adjudication) you should have received a probation agreement package that you signed.  It contains the conditions of your probation.  You will have to read it for your individual conditions but generally being arrested for anything (speeding tickets included) will be a violation of your probation.\n\nOnce you have committed an act that violates your probation the judge has the option of reinstating the suspended sentence that you were on probation to avoid.  If your original sentence was two years than you could go to jail for the full two years.  It usually doesn't come down to that but you need to be proactive.  Your probation officer will not be happy if he has been signing off that your monthly visits are all good and then he finds out that you have another offense that he was unaware of.  Your probation officer can be your best friend or worst enemy.  The judge will usually rubber stamp whatever he says needs to be done.\n\nBite the bullet and call your probation officer.
440764
No you will not get your money back if you are found not guilty. this is due to the fact that it is not mandatory for you to pay this. The reason people post bond is so that way they can leave the jail.
847173
Depends on where you live and what the stipulations of your probation are...call your PO.
63566
You definitely will do more time than if you were doing this while NOT on probation!\n\nEither way, illegal, and you deserve everything the law can throw at you.\n\nUPDATE: I wish to openly apologize to the poster of this question who felt that I was personally attacking her with my response. That was not my intent. I was answering the question in the same 2nd-person style in which it was written.
292661
NOT ONLY CAN YOU HAVE A BENCH WARRANT ARREST TO DEAL WITH, BUT MY HUSBAND HAD A BAD CHECK FINE THAT WAS PAID OFF 8 YEARS AGO AND WAS TURNED DOWN FROM A JOB WITH INTEL BECAUSE OF IT.  YOUR RECORD CAN HAUNT YOU LONG AFTER YOU THINK YOU HAVE DEALT WITH IT.  THE UNFORTUNATE RESULT OF WAITING TIL NOW TO PAY IT OFF IS THAT, ON YOUR RECORD IT WILL SHOW THE CRIMINAL DATE 10YRS AGO AND IT WILL SHOW THE PAID OFF DATE, NOW, BUT SINCE IT IS BEING RECORDED AS PAID NOW, FOR THE NEXT TEN YEARS THIS IS WILL CONTINUE TO SHOW---EVEN THOUGH IT  HAPPENED 20 YRS AGO.  TAKE CARE OF IT, AND WISH FOR JUSTICE SYSTEM GLINCHES.
127509
Suspended sentence with about 2 to 3 years probation.\n  Next time you will serve time for real.
1169931
hawk996 is right.  pay what you can, make steady, timley payments for as much as possible.  if you are doing everthing else right, you most likely will not get violated for not paying in full every month.  the court wants to see improvment and progress and it sounds like you are doing that.  keep up the good work.
695870
u cant go over seas on probation. it only allows u to stay within a limit they tell u.
798250
By "paying", do you mean restitution?  If that's it, then most people who are incarcerated and have to pay restitution, do so after they get out.  The time that they get is repayment for breaking a criminal law.  The payment, if it's restitution, is the civil part to make the victim "whole" again.  Unfortunately, in this country, the criminal justice system has a way of only looking out for itself.  So, in the end, you may have to keep up with when the offender is released and then go after them in civil court.  The down side to this is that most newly released offenders who spent considerable time, either disappear or else never amount to anything afterwards which would keep you from collecting a penny.  Good Luck!
21901
depends on why they are filing a motion to revoke. Chance are if this is your first time on probation then they will restart your probation.
406495
You can pay them in court after you have been sentenced.\nCheques not accepted ,CASH, only