Felony probation New felony charges

[Nov116]

What is the name of your state? Georgia

 

[quincy]

Who is on felony probation and violated their probation by committing additional felonies?

 

[justalayman]

And it is quite likely the new charges could result in a probation violation and possible revocation of your probabtion

 

[quincy]

And it is quite likely the new charges could result in a probation violation and possible revocation of your probabtion

If convicted of a crime, the conviction would most certainly violate the terms of probation, a standard condition of which is "do not commit crimes."

Revocation of probation would be likely, with a return to jail to serve out both the original sentence and the new one, with additional time for the probation violation.

 

[justalayman]

If convicted of a crime, the conviction would most certainly violate the terms of probation, a standard condition of which is "do not commit crimes."

Revocation of probation would be likely, with a return to jail to serve out both the original sentence and the new one, with additional time for the probation violation.

In many situations, it doesn’t even require a conviction for probabtion to be revoked. The situation that resulted in the charges can be enough to revoke probation.

 

[quincy]

In many situations, it doesn’t even require a conviction for probabtion to be revoked. The situation that resulted in the charges can be enough to revoke probation.

True. A prohibition on associating with unsavory people can also be a common condition of probation - and there can be special conditions specific to the one on probation, like not being allowed in certain areas (e.g., school grounds).

But a conviction on another crime is the surest route to revocation and jail.