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Hiring Jeff Kennedy turned out to be one of the best decisions of my life.
We did exactly as Jeff instructed and the case was dismissed. There are no words to explain how happy we are with his performance.
Jeff was able to get my twice the legal limit BAC thrown out and he kept me from having an interlock device put on my car.
If you’ve been granted probation in Tarrant County, you are probably aware that if you mess up and violate your probation grant you could go to jail or prison, depending on the seriousness of the crime for which you were placed on probation in the first place.
So what does it mean to have your probation revoked in Tarrant County? It means that you absolutely can go to jail or prison, but you do have a right to a probation violation hearing where you will get to tell your side of the story, and you could possibly avoid a term of confinement.
Probation grants are usually revoked for two main reasons.
The first: when you violate a term or condition of your probation. In some cases, your probation officer may let one or two minor violations go, but if you are repeatedly violating the same condition, then you may end up with a revocation on your hands. For example, if you test positive for drugs once, you may get a pass. Have several positive drug tests, and your probation officer will likely recommend that your probation grant be revoked. Another situation is when you receive new charges. In this case, your probation officer will automatically recommend your probation grant be revoked.
Below are some of the ways you can violate your probation in Tarrant County:
The best chance you have to avoid jail or prison time is to argue your side of the story during the revocation hearing. Hiring a lawyer is usually in your best interest, as a probation lawyer will know how to show the court that some mistake has been made, that your rights have been violated, and/or that you deserve another chance.
Here’s how we can potentially help you avoid a probation revocation:
Now you know what to do if your probation is being revoked in Tarrant County. Violation hearings move quickly, so call The Law Offices of Jeff C. Kennedy as soon as possible. We can be reached via the form below or by dialing 817-605-1010.
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Contact us today for a free strategy session on how we can help you win your case.
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