On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 26, 2020 | Probation Violations
When you are put on probation for a felony in Texas, you agree to live your life according to court-ordered conditions. If you carry out this period successfully, you can reduce your jail sentence or possibly avoid going to jail entirely. However, if you violate those...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Mar 20, 2020 | Probation Violations
Many Texans who are convicted of crimes are assessed a fine, locked up in jail and sentenced to a period of supervised release, or probation. Most convicted defendants must complete their period of incarceration and successfully serve their probation before they can...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Nov 29, 2019 | Probation Violations
Having the option to be on probation instead of going to jail can seem like a second chance for those accused of criminal offenses in Texas. Probation is a far better alternative to incarceration for many, but it is a process that is deceptively difficult to...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Oct 4, 2019 | Probation Violations
Probation is a sentence that is often given to offenders as an alternative to jail time. The sentence allows the offender to live their normal life in society to a certain extent, but it limits the activities they can take part in.Every probation sentence has tailored...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Aug 9, 2019 | Probation Violations
Being on probation is usually an alternative to jail time, so it should be counted as a blessing. It does require many things of the person who has been put on probation, however. They are usually subject to frequent drug tests, and they tend to require that you stay...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Jun 14, 2019 | Probation Violations
If you have been charged with a crime, you may have been ordered to be on probation for a certain amount of time. Probation is often a more lenient alternative to jail time; therefore, you should make sure that you complete probation successfully in order to avoid...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Apr 5, 2019 | Probation Violations
If you have been accused of violating your probation, it is likely that you will face jail time or a heavy fine as a result. Probation violation accusations can be false, or there may be an adequate defense that you can use in your situation. This is why it is...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Jan 24, 2019 | Probation Violations
If you are on parole in the state of Texas, it is likely that you will be worried about violating your parole and going to prison as a result. If you have been accused of violating your parole or you want to know what will happen if you are accused of violating it in...
On behalf of Sally Goodman Law | Nov 3, 2018 | Probation Violations
A probation violation is a serious issue that thousands of people face each year. When people are placed on probation or released on probation from jail, they are expected to follow a certain set of rules to remain free. If they violate any of these rules and are...
