are all moving violations bad if you are on fedral probation?
966670
normally traffic tickets don't effect it,  ( like speeding, stop sign and the such)
847173
Depends on where you live and what the stipulations of your probation are...call your PO.
422303
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.
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..
1182854
I have been in a similar situation for a different reason. I skipped a probation hearing because of a work obligation. The result being a probation violation and either having to serve my suspended sentence or extend the term of my probation. \nThere must be a record of the class being taken somewhere... speak with the person that made the presentation.. look for a canceled check or find the record for payment. Without proof.. the odds may not be in your favor on this one. Offer to retake the class at your expense as a compromise? The probation department will probably take that as a positive sign that you intent to make amends for the indiscretion. Most have the ability to give the benefit of the doubt for those with no prior history of criminal activity. Repeat offenders typically get no sympathy from the courts.\nSo this would depend on your particular situation
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.
1030316
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.
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.
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.
748336
You go to the station and ask for a grievance form. They may try to talk you out of it.\n\n\nAnd nobody can send you back to jail because you filed a complaint while on probation.
465638
If you do behave then you have a possiblity of of getting off early. Also if you maybe do volunteer work that'd look really good. Talk to your probation officer, don't make it seem like you're just trying to get off early, ask them about volunteering and all that. it'll look good and you'll be on their good side. Don't lie to them, just be honest. Thats what i did and it worked for me! I haven't been on probation in years! Probation is hard to get off early any other way
205188
Have you met all the terms? Have you paid all your fines and done your Community Service? If you have done all these things the Probation should more than likely be dropped by any judge
750712
One of the standard conditions of probation is that the probationer gives up their rights against search and seizure.  We are allowed to search the probationers' homes at any reasonable time.  We can also search their vehicles, work lockers, and school lockers.  If a probationer refuses to allow the probation officers to search, the probationer is in violation of their probation, and can face further sanctions.
244567
No, not a moving violation. It will be on your record, but you will not receive any points.
102626
If you haven't been convicted, you don't have a crime.\n\nI've known convicted felons who have served as probation officers after they've served their sentences and been released and accumulated a good record of community involvement and service. Parole officer, I'm sure, has much stricter guidelines.\n\nThis is such a state-by-state, county-by-county position that no one answer can be definitive. I would recommend talking to a local judge for his view on this, and possibly his sponsorship toward these positions.
834815
First of all, don't leave the state without permission of your local probation office and court.  If you do, you are in violation of your probation.\n\nThere is a process so that a person can transfer their probation from one state to another using the Interstate Compact.  To do this, you need to go to your probation officer and fill out the paperwork and pay the fee.  Your PO will send the paperwork to the state IC agency, who will forward it to the state where you want to move.  The receiving state will then forward it to the local office of your proposed move.\n\nSome transfers are automatically approved.  Those transfers are the cases where the probationer has an immediate family member living in the receiving state.  If you don't have immediate family there, the receiving state has the option of refusing your transfer.\n\nThe same process applies in cass of parole also.
754702
Chances are very good if he's already on probation.  It's up to the individual judge, but most cases I've heard of like this did get jail time.