Even if you unintentionally violate the rules of your probation after your conviction, you could face the full sentence of your original crime, including extensive jail time.
However, you can fight to avoid incarceration by hiring qualified Clearwater defense lawyers to help you navigate probation violation charges.
Our team at Fletcher & Fletcher is here to help you defend your rights and build the strongest defense possible against probation violation charges.
Here are some examples of probation requirements in Florida:
Those who fail to comply with probation’s requirements, including the ones above, may be arrested for violating it. A defendant who violates the conditions of their probation substantially and wilfully is considered guilty as a violation of Florida Statutes #948.06.
Here are a few of these violations that we often encounter as Clearwater probation violation attorneys:
Violations of probation in Florida will be decided by a judge. A judge may:
If the judge chooses to revoke your probation, he or she will be able to reimpose the same sentence that was imposed by the court when you were prosecuted for the original crime. This means that you may be sentenced up to, but not exceeding, the statutory maximum penalty.
To accomplish this, we will work tirelessly with you to understand the incident and advocate on your behalf. We have extensive knowledge of Florida law in these matters, as well as years of experience defending our clients’ rights in Clearwater and beyond.
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