probation violation statue of limitation
in 1999 i violated my probation and i was wondering if there is a statue of limitation in a case of probation violation.
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Read More Answered By: Basil Hoyl |
Re: probation violation statue of limitation Generally on a straight probation, a motion to revoke needs to be filed within the period of probation. On deferred adjudication, there is no right to appeal the decision to adjudicate, so there has been quite a bit of discussion about late motions to adjudicate. If a motion to revoke/adjudicate has been filed, you should seek legal counsel to discuss the issue. |
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