early termination of probation?
956114
Yes. You just need to petition the sentencing court. The judge with consider it and make a decision.
525979
If I am not mistaken, you are assigned a probation officer for a certain period of time and must meet with him/her regardless of whether your community service is completed or not.  You have no options if you don't want to get in even more serious trouble.
244464
Try talking to him. I am sure he knows you are concerned and will like the opportunity to tell you his side of the story and hopefully put your mind at ease. \n\nYou can't judge from the site. They give the charge but it doesn't give any details. \n\nIf the site says they are still on probation, then you can call your local Department of Corrections Probation office and speak to their supervising officer.
524868
Shouldn't your probation officer help with this?
262920
Nope... sometimes they'll let you pay in can goods. You should ask your probation officer.
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.
408963
Good for You!!  Have your probation officer write a report to the Court recommending  your early release from probation.  If you are working, and have a steady work history, have your boss write a letter also.  If you are going to school, trade, college, high school, etc., submit any reports you have showing attendance and grades.   Letters from your teachers should help.   If you are renting an appartment in your name, show receipts that show you pay on time.  If you have done community service volunteer work, get the supervisor to write a letter.   Whatever you have done that is positive, bring it with you to the Judge.   Go to the Clerk of the Court and ask for a hearing to be set, or ask your probation officer to get it set for you.   Then bring copies of everything you have ALREADY SUBMITTED to the Court with you (Reason being, the judge likes to be able to review  your case before he sees you.)  Best wishes.   If he says "not Yet"   thats o.k just go back and do more service work for free or whatever the probation officer thinks the Judge wants. Oh, by the way  if it was alcohol or drug related, be sure you have completed any counseling program that was recommended.
500408
relax. just give them the name of your pimp and they should let you off with probation.
315573
You will be fine especially if you have already put aside a 5000.00 restitution payment. They will give you probation.
1044563
The unknown legal aspects regarding you and your crime are crucial to anyone giving advice regarding your predicament.  Maybe consider a consult with with an attorney who knows your court and will not take your case.  You need legal representation to consider the specifics of your crime and answer your questions.  First be ready to pay their fee and hear their impression.   If not, don't waste your time and money.   \n\nIndications of personal and social stability as well as past legal history are likely key to the very important consideration of your ability to successfully complete probation.  \n\nAfter the judge, the D/A's office can be the best indication of what will happen.  Check out what is happening with others charged with similar crimes.  If the crime has been in the papers and/or is currently considered serious in the context of your county then significant jail time is likely.    Any history of substance abuse, instability, or arrests and convictions usually increases the likelihood of jail or prison time.\n\nIf there was any violence or threat of violence associated with you or any others involved in any aspect of the crime then prison time is likely.
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.
475256
they will likely give you community service and probation, i used to work at the YMCA and most everybody that came in there was for a consumption ticket, they give them 100 hours of community service and probation. Or if there was no test that they gave you, i think that you might be able to fight that and drop it.
305267
Your friend can request for a hearing before the judge and discuss this matter.  The probation officer probably had your friend sign a statement indicating that they had violated their probation to make it easier for revocation of the probation.
911725
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.
685567
If you're on probation, it is to your advantage to follow the court's and your probation officer's instructions to the letter. \n\nAs a reminder, if you do not successfully complete your probationary period, the court can make you serve whatever the original sentence is in jail. \n\nAnd yes, drug testing is probably allowed as a condition of probation.
937361
*** call the probation officer right away and let her know you're not living there.  it's REALLY not gonna look good if she thinks you're lyin to her.
430255
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.