if someone violates their probation for smoking weed and is 19 and is back in court what will the judge do?
406769
Probably Will Put Ya Back On Probation
773043
this tests you for evrything you have done. pot stays in your body for about 30 days, coke for about 72-80 hours and ackohol for about 12 hours, sorry for the spelling.  other drugs i am not sure.if you are on probation you  have probably spent time in jail already.  which is more important , your drugs or your freedom.  do you want to order pizza or have a jail meal.  do you want to visit your family in person or send them jail mark cards.  its your decision , be strong.
763667
If a person is already on probation, then that level has already been determined, and the way to get it lowered would be to follow the rules (!), keep all probation appointments and show you (or whoever) is trying.  Talk to the Probation Officer, and ask what can be done to get into a different "level," although that may already be legally determined.  Other than that, you or the other person needs to clean up their act, otherwise they wouldn't be on probation to begin with.  Contact the probation department in the county that that person is on.  If it is not you on probation, it is up to the probationer to do well; if it is you, then do well and things will turn around for the better.  Good luck.
603510
The idea that he is being charged with a previous charge is not correct.  when a person is placed on probation/supervision(depending on the charge and the state)\n\nPart of a person's porbation is to abide by the law, not violate any other laws and to do what the original court order says.  \n\nOften times these orders say report to probation at their request, inform probation department of your current address, do randome urine drops, DNA testing(usually in ore serious cases)etc.\n\nWhen probation discovers that these elements have not beel followed, they issue what is called(again the "words" vary by state) a "petition to revoke".  this is sent to the prosecutor's office who in turn files it with the circuit clerk and a notice is sent.(possibly a warrant depending on how serious the origial crime was)\n\nthe probationer is called into court and if the state can prove any of the elements in the petition to revoke, the probationer can be re-sentenced on the original charge.  \n\nAs for how long he will need to serve...well the most he can be sentenced for is the maximum of the original charge.  Now of coruse he can also be charged/convicted of the new offense which may have a jail/prison term also, but most courts run sentences concurrently.
1089501
they go to court just about all the time, do drug tests on their client if drugs was the offense, write reports on the offenders background.  pretty much gather info about the person.  make sure they are following the rules of probation.
341838
'Any person convicted of ANY drug or other serious offenses who is put on probation, loses the legal right to refuse unreasonable, unwarranted, police searches. Judges routinely impose upon defendants convicted by guilty plea of drug or other crimes involving possession of illicit or stolen things, the condition that they voluntarily submit to a police search, without a warrant, any time of the day or night, in their homes, cars, or of their person, without probable cause. In Alameda County, California, this probation condition is known as a "four-way search clause" (search of person, home, car, or possessions).'\n\nsource: http://www.correspondences.org/archives/000411.html
622405
He can be held in Contempt of Court and once he goes to court and then probation involved, he will be  in violation of the court ordered probation, either one he can be put in jail for.And no it DOES NOT matter what town he is in! Most court systems does not allow you to move unless you also transfer your probation. Also he can be made attend AA Meetings, and closely monitored by the court system... However you must first PROVE to the courts that he is still drinking!
530349
He will be charged with failure to register as a sex offender which is a 5 year prison term. Also, if I understand you right, you state he skipped out on probation. So he will also be charged with violating probation and will serve his original sentence for that.\n\nHe will most likely be on probation with GPS monitoring when he gets out of prison. But I imagine that will be quite a few years.
597160
you wont know how long till court...maybe he can get out on bail till then.    is it a fellony charge or misdomeaner????  I also hate a snitch...if you are gonna smoke weed...be a man and take the punishment when you get caught....if not...dont be suprised when you end up with a good ass kickin or dead.  I wish you the best of luck.
898241
If this was not his first offense, I would assume he has a probation/parole officer.  If so, have him contact his PO and turn himself in.  If it was a first time offense, call the DA and have him 'turn himself in'--he will probably be arrested on the warrant, but could be out on bail in a few hours.  Taking the first step by voluntarily surrendering will be much better for him in the eyes of a judge than being stopped for a minor traffic violation and arrested on the warrant because he got 'caught'.  Added plus is that if he is guilty--turning himself in may influence the judge's decision at sentencing.
922110
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...
1026537
you will be given something called P.T.I, which means you will be fined and probation, but you cannot get in trouble for 12 months if you do then the drug charge will come back to you. The fine will be approximately $600.00 if you were pulled over meaning you were driving you will also be given a surcharge of around 125.00 a year for 3 years.\n\nTo be exact the fine is as followed.\n\n225.00 for possesion of under 50 grams\n175.00 for possesion of paraphenalia\n100.00 for safe neighborhood\n100.00 court cost\n\nAnd to be more clearer the probation isnt a probation where you have to go see a probation officer it just means you cannot be caught with any drugs in that years time. Also be forwarned they will do random drug tests..
696183
Not sure about Florida specifically, but normally you are placed on probation for a specific period of time.  Once you violate the terms of your probation, the "clock stops", meaning that are now in limbo as far as running the clock out on your probation time.  The remaining time on your probation sentence will stay on the books forever or until you are caught and the probation violation is adjudged by going back to court.\nSo, to answer your question, a probation warrant does not expire.  That's the way it is in Texas and I'm sure most states.
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.
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.
240211
You are confused about this. If the offender was originally sentenced, say to 5 years in prison and he served 3 of those years, the other 2 years he will be on parole. Any violation of the parole terms and he will go back into the system and serve the remaining of the original\nsentence.   Probation is usually granted to first time offenders for minor offenses, but again if the probation requirements are violated, the individual could be send to prison for the rest of the probation term.
532721
in Texas, that would mean, probation...there are things you have to do(such as checking in with your probation officer as often as the court dictates), and things you can't do(like going to a bar, staying out past certain times, drinking etc.)  If any of these are violated then there could be a probation hearing to see if violations of the conditional discharge were broken.  If so the judge can invoke the original sentence, say 5yrs probation would then become 5yrs in prison or jail...