Probation revocations can result from a simple violation of probation terms or if a person is accused of committing a new crime. I recently read a sad story where a father was denied the ability to give his kidney to his young son after being jailed for a probation revocation. According to the news, the man had been accused of another crime, which consistent with probation terms and conditions, remaining law abiding is a must. It doesn't matter that the man is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty. A new criminal charge will automatically trigger probation revocation proceedings. In Denver, Arapahoe, and Douglas County, Sex Offender Intensive Supervised Probation (SOISP) is very difficult and we often see probation revocation cases for those on SOISP.

Jefferson County Probation Revocation Lawyer | Procedure for Probation Violations and Revocations in Adams County

In Jefferson and Adams County, when a probation officer decides they have cause to revoke your probation, they will file a Complaint for Revocation of Probation. This document is filed into your original case and outlines the various violations that led to the probation revocation complaint. Sometimes, the complaint will be accompanied by a request for a warrant – especially if the compliance issues are related to showing up for meetings and contacting your probation officer. The judge will review the complaint and either order the matter be set for hearing or issue a warrant. Often, with probation revocations, we can work out a deal with the DA where you would not even need to go to a hearing.

Sex Offender Intensive Supervised Probation Violations in Douglas and Arapahoe County

While there are many terms and conditions one must adhere to on regular probation, there are even more on Sex Offender Intensive Probation (SOISP). It is the Arapahoe and Douglas County probation department's mission to protect the community from you, so there are even more strict guidelines, like you can't go anywhere without a pre-approved safety plan or using a cell phone with internet access or a camera. The fact that there are so many restrictions, leads itself to accidents happening. But, as we know, there are no such things as accidents when it comes to the law.

If you or a loved one is facing a probation revocation, be smart, exercise your right to remain silent, and contact the best Probation Revocation attorneys from the O'Malley Law Office at 303-830-0880 today. Together, we can protect your future.

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