Punishment for abscounding from parole in Wisconsin?
915962
Have her call her PO from a pay phone and tell the PO she would like to turn herself in.  It is better to voluntarily surrender than to be picked up on the warrant.  Most probation violations are a 30-60 day hold in the county jail--but I don't know about absconding.  Either way--it will be easier on her to turn herself in rather than getting caught.
554560
The rules on what can or can not be done vary from state to state, and sometimes from court to court within a state.  The only way to get a real answer is to contact an attorney who does criminal law in your city/county.  \n\nYour husband may be entitled to a public defender on the parole violation.  Check with the public defender's office.\n\nContact the attorney he had at his criminal case.\n\nCall the local county bar association and ask if they have a referral service for criminal cases.
1068143
One year most likely.  The punishment is enforced more stringently when it is due to a probation/parole violation.  It's meant to set an example/send a message when one exhibits disregard for the conditions and terms established by the court.  Violations are not treated favorably!  Sorry to be the bearer of bad news by the way.  Hope for the best but plan and expect the worst!  Good luck
127509
Suspended sentence with about 2 to 3 years probation.\n  Next time you will serve time for real.
887595
Is this in state court or in federal court?  In state court, the Iowa sentencing scheme is "indeterminent," meaning, that execpt for low-level crimes where a sentence is for less than a year, the court sentences only to a range of punishments; the parole board determines your actual release date based on individual factors. You can find the range in the Iowa Statutes\nIowa Code section 902.9 (general)\nIf you have a particular offense or charge, you can look that up in the Iowa Code as well.\n\nIf the sentence is federal -- i.e. in United States District Court, that sentence is covered by the Federal Sentencing Guidelines.  It's a complicated manual with additions for aggravating "factors" and deductions for mitigating factors, and then you get a number for the offense level, and a roman numeral for your criminal history, and that results in a range.  You can find more about that at the U.S. Sentencing Commission's website:\nhttp://www.ussc.gov/
897886
The sentence is different from the actual time they are in prison. My husband has been sentenced 2-7 years. He needs to do a minimum of 2 years in prison. Then he finishes his time up on Parole when he is eligible...so technically he could be eligible after the 2 years and be on Parole for 5 years. \n\nProbation and parole are two different things. If he is violated on parole, he goes back to prison to finish up his time. If he was on probation, he could get sentenced to another 2-7 years and it's a vicious cycle.\n\nSome states also have early release for "good behavior"...However in my state they do not. They discontinued it in 1980. Fortunately they are considering it again and only letting inmates with non-violent crimes be eligible with other stipulations.
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.
313811
ZERO!! In CA, if you are parolee and are caught with a gun, you will face 10 years in prison.
106901
generally, its 72 hours. There may be exceptions particularly in relation to probation. At this point he can prpbably held based on the original sentence. Consult a lawyer
1146614
Probably 1 -2 years probation ...maybe pay some fines, or do community service for a certain number  of hours
746647
I am in law enforcement in Maine. The punishment depends on a number of things, including the discretion of the court, your criminal history and the nature of the crime. I encourage you to call the (non-emergency line of) your local police department and you can ask anonymously what sentence that statute holds. I will tell you that officers HATE to take these calls, because there is such a variance from crime to crime and person to person, so you won't get a specific answer, only a possibility.
698951
If I were you, my first step would be to call victim services department of your local law enforcement.  They can better guide you through the maze of government.  By statute, this information has to be in the public domain, which means it is easily accessible, but they are not required to notify you.  \n\nUsually, there is a parole officer following someone out of prison for this type of crime.  Is there any way of locating that person.\n\nIn the meantime, document all activities and people you feel might constitute infraction.  Also, there is no law against you telling all your neighbors, as well as schools/daycares nearby.  \n\nIf all else fails, go to the press, muckrakers that they are.
1156104
He probably violated his parole, or committed another infraction, or both.\n\nBest of luck and God bless.
333718
Wow!  People here sure are judgemental.  I bet that's only the case when it's not them in the hot-seat, though.  Anyways, you'll have to refer to the sentencing guidelines for when you were sentenced.  If you fail to participate in community service, which is a violation of your probation, they can place you in jail, and depending on the nature of your offense, either keep you there until your probation officer sees fit, or they can revoke your probation and re-sentence you which could mean you get to go to prison.  Then you'll have to worry about parole instead of just probation.  Either way, I'd say it's just easier to do the community service - or find someone to sign off on your community service hours to "say" you did it.  =)\n\nGood luck!
232895
Well if you didn't do it fight it to the supreme courts if you have too. If you did, just admit it and move on. I am not sure what the sentence is but jail time or a fine maybe. Steer clear of the x. I have one that is a jerk from you know where too....good luck to you.
333584
Write to Lenawee County parole office. Tell them what you want and have there prison number. Most of the time they will send you something to say they have got your letter.
737247
Yes, depending on the circumstances, if the parolee is on house arrest and a corpse was found in that house I'm sure they would take him to the police department for questioning. \n\nAlso in most parole arrangements any illegal activity will get your parole revoked, so if they found any drug paraphernalia in the home they would be able to charge him with that and revoke his parole.