If you are on community supervision or deferred adjudication probation, your community supervision officer may accuse you of violating the terms and conditions of your probation by filing a motion to revoke or a petition to adjudicate.

If this has happen to you, please contact Bell Coryell County law office at 254-634-2587 immediately as you could possibly be sentence to prison or some intermediate sanction facility or have your term of supervision increased.

If it appears that your probation officer will file a Motion to Revoke or has already filed the motion, contact us to discuss your strategies for your probation violations defense. Copperas Cove, Harker Heights Motion to Adjudicate or Revoke Attorney can offer effective counsel after any  violation of probation. As your Central TX probation attorney, I will fight to keep you out of jail.

• Failure to report to probation officer at required time/date
• Removal of electronic monitoring
• Failure to pass drug testing
• Violation of restraining orders or location restrictions
• Failure to attend required classes or counseling
• Violation of driving restrictions
• Failure to pay required fines or court costs
• Failure to appear
• Failure to comply with any probation conditions
• Possession of illegal substances
• Being arrested or charged with a crime

There is no right to a jury trial for a violation of probation. The prosecution doesn’t have to prove a violation beyond a reasonable doubt. However, you do have the right to a hearing and discovery materials. However, you have the right to a probation counsel who can fight the allegations. 　

A probation revocation hearing is held before the Judge since there is no right to a jury trial. It is imperative that you hire a Killeen Tx defense attorney who has the experience to handle revocation hearings.

• Loss of Driving Privilege if convicted of certain crimes
• Being convicted of a crime where the judge previously deferred or withheld adjudication
• Revocation by the court and imposition of any sentence which it might have imposed before placing the     offender on probation, including jail or prison time
• Payment of the cost of supervision to the state of Texas,
• Payment of restitution, court costs and fines, and
• Public service and various types of treatment.

Do you need a probation violations lawyer who can guide you through the system and fight for a restoration of your liberty? Contact our law firm for a free initial office consultation today.