Los Angeles probation violations can be a serious offense if you are found in violation. If you are found guilty in violating your probation the judge may sentence you to the maximum sentence of your original case. The probation violation could mean days, months or even years in prison depending on your original charges and circumstances.
We handle probation and parole violations such as:
If you are found in violation of probation you may face the following consequences:
While a sentence of probation on a serious felony charge is always a good result, it’s easier than you might think to run the risk of a violation that can send you to prison on a suspended sentence.
If you need advice about ways to resolve a probation or parole violation in Southern California, contact the Law Offices of Daniel R. Perlman in Los Angeles. Call (310) 557-1700
We advise and represent people with alleged probation or parole violations of the two most common kinds: an arrest on new charges or a technical violation of the terms of your release. You might have problems of both kinds, which can occur if you’re a passenger in a car pulled over for drunk driving and drugs are found in the vehicle. They might not be yours, but you will likely be charged anyway.
Our goal isn’t so much to defend your interests at a probation or parole violation hearing as it is to avoid the hearing altogether. We work closely with you and the district attorney to show that the violation shouldn’t justify revocation of your release.
To learn how we can work to expand your options for a good result on charges of a parole or probation violation in Southern California, contact Los Angeles probation violation attorney Daniel Perlman.
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