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Probation and criminalize a 
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offender ordered by the court 
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community sentences alternatives
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suspended sentences. 
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include supervision of those 
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prison on parole. 
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ordered to follow certain 
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court often under the 
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officer during the I'd of 
probation an offender faces, the

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threat of being incarcerated if 
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the court or probation officer. 
Offenders are ordinarily 

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required to maintain law biting 
behavior and maybe order to 

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refrain from possession of 
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Remain employed participate in 
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a curfew live at a directed 
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probation officer or not. 
Leave the jurisdiction, the 

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probationer might be ordered as 
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with the victims, such as a 
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case with potential victims of 
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if the instant offense involves 
child sexual abuse or with known

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criminals particularly 
co-defendants, additionally, 

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offenders can be subject to 
refrain from use, or possession,

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of Alcohol and Other Drugs and 
maybe order to submit alcohol or

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drug tests, or participate in 
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treatment offenders on 
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an electronic tag or monitor 
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officials. 
Has some courts permit. 

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Defendants of limited means to 
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order to pay off their 
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Fines history. 
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the Latin probation testing, has
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of judicial reprieve in English,
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of democratic rule. 
The courts could temporarily 

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suspend the execution of the 
sentence to allow a criminal 

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defendant to appeal, to the 
Monarch for a pardon United 

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States. 
Probation first developed in the

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United States when John Augustus
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judge in the Boston Police Court
in 1841 to give him custody of a

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convicted offender a drunkard, 
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The help the man to appear 
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sentencing even earlier the 
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sentence was used as early as 
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Massachusetts and became 
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Although there was no statutory 
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first judges, most notably Peter
Oxenberg, Stature of Boston used

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release on recognizance or bail 
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any further action in 1878 the 
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police officer, the ironically 
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what many recognizes the first 
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the mid 19th century. 
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were using judicial reprieve to 
suspend sentences and this posed

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a legal question in 1916, the 
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ex parte Young. 
Added States, petitioner 

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mandamus judge kill. 
It's also known as the kill, its

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case held, that federal judge 
kill its was without power to 

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suspend descendants 
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This decision led to the passing
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of 1925, thereby allowing courts
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incarceration and place an 
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Massachusetts developed the 
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in 1878, and by 1920 21, other 
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the passage of the national 
Channel probation act on March 

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5th, 1925, signed by President 
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probation. 
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state level, pursuant to the 
crime control and consent Act of

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1936, a group of states entered 
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would supervise probationers and
Parolees, who reside in each 

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other's jurisdictions on each 
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interstate compact for the 
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probationers, disagreement was 
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in 1937, By 1951 all the states 
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had a working probation system 
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compact agreement in 1959, the 
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the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico,
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Virgin Islands. 
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ratified, the act as well, 
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the United States. 
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was criminalized in the early 
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primary punishment levied on Non
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criminalizing, non-support 
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maximize deterrence, preserve 
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financial sense and lighten, the
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state to support women and 
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When New York authorized 
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1901, the New York City 
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probation, as opposed to 
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One punishment without disgrace 
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in betterment resentment or 
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discretion. 
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the crime three punishment that 
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and displacing a system that 
frequently involve the innocent 

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and helpless and for punishment 
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the city and buy a saving, an 
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probation officers in child 
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often attempt to reconcile 
separated couples encourage 

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husbands to drink, less alcohol,
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skills in flowing, probation in 
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more Revenue captured by non 
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The national probation 
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NPA was instrumental in the 
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courts in the United States as 
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Which subsequently assumed 
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cases, arming, and increased 
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Most probation agencies have 
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States territories and federal 
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And so Charming is either 
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allowed in an increasing number 
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Probation officers are commonly 
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limited police powers. 
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employed via the court system 
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social worker, role, types, 
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monitoring and computer 
management are highly intrusive 

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forms of probation in which the 
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monitored. 
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high-ranking gang, members 
habitual offenders, and sex 

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offenders to be supervised at 
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Some jurisdictions require 
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to waive. 
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under the Fourth Amendment 
regarding search and seizure and

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such probationers may be subject
to unannounced home or workplace

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visits surveillance and the use 
of electronic monitoring or 

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satellite tracking. 
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Probation and offender may not 
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must stay at the address. 
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monitoring and home detention 
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some types of supervision May 
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Installing some form of 
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conducting computer searches to 
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What an offender is doing 
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in Corrections, art backer 
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This is an area where more and 
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Corrections, Officers are going 
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learning. 
How to enforce conditions that 

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restrict or monitor cyber 
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Sir, and internet use valkyr. 
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The use of social media is 
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Community. 
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under standard supervision are 
generally required to report to 

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an officer most commonly between
bi-weekly and quarterly and are 

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subject to any other conditions.
As may have been ordered such as

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alcohol or Drug Treatment 
Community Service and so on 

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unsupervised, some probation 
does not involve direct 

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supervision by an officer or 
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The probationer is expected to 
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order with no involvement of a 
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within a period shorter than 
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For example, given one year of 
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probation or might be required 
to have completed community 

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service and pay court costs or 
finds within the first six 

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months. 
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the probationer may be required 
merely to refrain from unlawful 

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Behavior. 
Probationers are allowed to go 

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to their workplaces. 
All institutions or places of 

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worship such probationers, may 
be, asked to meet with an 

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officer at the onset or near the
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or not. 
At all, if terms are not 

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completed an officer, May file, 
a petition to revoke probation. 

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In formal informal probation may
occur with deferred adjudication

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without the defendants having 
been convicted of a criminal 

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offense or may occur following a
guilty plea pending the 

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completion of terms set forth in
a plea agreement as with other 

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forms of probation. 
Terms may include drug testing 

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or waiver of Fourth Amendment 
rights for the duration of the 

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term of probation at the end of 
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The case is typically dismissed,
this is usually offered as part 

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of a plea bargain or pre-trial 
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Some programs, give a sentencing
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original jail sentence. 
The judge may recall, the inmate

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from jail, and put him or her on
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Instead, the courts have a 
theory that a short term in 

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jail, may shock a criminal into 
Changing their behavior shock, 

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probation can be used only 
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to 120 days. 
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is not available in all states. 
Grant Community. 

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Corrections officials are key 
personnel, and helping decide 

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whether a criminal is granted 
probation, they determine 

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whether the offender is a 
serious risk to the public and 

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recommend the court. 
What action to take correction 

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officials first. 
Go through an investigation 

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process during the pre-trial 
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They assessed the Background in 
history to determine whether he 

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or she can be released safely 
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The officers then write a report
on the offender the courts use 

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the report to determine whether 
the offender shall be put on 

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probation instead of going to 
jail. 

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After the offender is found 
guilty, the probation officer 

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puts together, a pre-sentence 
investigation, report PSI courts

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base, their sentencing on it, 
finally courts, make their 

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decisions as to, whether to 
imprison the convict, or to 

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assign him or her probation if a
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probation, they must then 
determine how to impose the 

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sentence based on the 
seriousness of the crime 

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recidivism, the circumstances of
the convict, and the 

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recommendations from the 
corrections officials violation.

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A probation officer, May 
imprison a probationer in 

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petition. 
The court, to find that the 

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probationer committed a 
violation of probation. 

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The court will request that the 
defendant appeared a show cause 

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hearing at which the prosecutor 
must demonstrate by a 

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preponderance of the evidence 
that the defendant committed a 

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probation violation. 
If the defendant pleads guilty 

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to a probation violation, or is 
found guilty of a probation 

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violation after the hearing the 
officer or prosecutor May 

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request that additional 
conditions of probation, be 

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imposed that the duration be 
extended or that a period of 

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incarceration, be ordered 
possibly followed by a return to

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probation. 
No law specifies, when probation

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violation, proceedings, must be 
commenced. 

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Although probation violation. 
Proceedings are nearly certain 

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to occur following the 
defendants conviction of a 

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subsequent offense, or Failure 
to report to the probation 

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officers ordered. 
If a violation, is found the 

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severity of the penalties. 
May depend upon the facts of the

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original offense, the facts of 
the violation and the 

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probationers criminal history. 
For example, if an offender is 

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on probation for a gang related 
offense, subsequent association 

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with known criminals may be 
viewed as a more. 

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Serious violation than if the 
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driving a car with a suspended 
license, the reverse may be true

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if the initial offense were for 
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Similarly, penalties for 
violation, may be greater if a 

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subsequent offenses of Greater 
severity such as a felony, 

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following a misdemeanor, or the 
original offense, and subsequent

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offense are the same type such 
as a battery, following an 

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assault or retail theft. 
Following retail theft rare 

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occasion. 
When a probation violation is 

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extremely severe or after 
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A probation revocation, hearing 
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the hearing will consider 
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Uh, sir. 
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probation or will often be 
incarcerated in jail or prison, 

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however, the term of 
incarceration might be reduced 

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from the original potential 
sentence. 

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For the alleged crimes, it is 
possible that an innocent 

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defendant would choose to accept
a deferred sentence rather than 

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incur the risk of going to trial
in such a case. 

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A probation revocation can 
result in conviction of the 

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original criminal charges and a 
permanent record of conviction.