Legal Question in Criminal Law in Texas
Probation revocation
Can ones probation be revoked if you havent been charged with the crime that is the alleged violation of probation?
Asked on 8/17/01, 4:06 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Joshua Wintters
Law Offices of Joshua Wintters
Re: Probation revocation
Hello --
Technically, the level of proof for the revocation would be the same as for the conviction of the second offense. The reality is that a motion to revoke may be filed, but will not be ruled upon until the second offense is dealt with (i.e. dismissed, gone to jury trial, etc.) Hope this helps.
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Answered on 8/17/01, 3:27 pm
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