probation violation
Breached release terms
A probation violation is any act that breaks the terms of a probation sentence—failing a drug test, missing appointments with a probation officer, traveling without permission, or committing a new offense.
Violations can result in warnings, modified conditions, or revocation of probation and imprisonment: He's facing jail time for a probation violation.
- drug testingAnalysis for illicit substances
- failed drug testDetected prohibited substance
- missed appointmentFailed scheduled meeting
- statuteEnacted written rule
- judgeOne who decides
arrest · parole · incarceration · bench warrant · conditional release · therapy sessions · case management · travel restrictions · terms and conditions · ankle · absconding · mandatory reporting · attendance tracking · fines · electronic monitoring · community service · vocational training · judicial order
- crimesarson, burglary, robbery, kidnapping, vandalism
- recidivismrecidivist, reoffending, repeat offender, repeat offense, rearrest
- DUIdrunk tank, implied consent, field sobriety test, breathalyzer, BAC test
- Criminal Casesrobbery case, assault case, fraud case, arson case, drug case
- juvenile crimetruancy, vandalism, shoplifting, joyriding, underage drinking
- liquor lawsDUI, legal age, public intoxication, alcohol ban, open container
probation violationexpungement
Official record removal
rehabilitation · reintegration · second chance · clean slate
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