What Is Revoking Parole?

What happens if I violate my probation?

If you violate the terms of your probation, you may be placed in custody by your probation officer, which is also referred to as having a “detainer” lodged on you. You will then have a hearing before the judge who sentenced you previously. The judge may rule that you are in violation, “revoke” your probation and then sentence you to incarceration or a new period of probation.

When your probation is revoked, a judge may sentence you to serve the remainder of the maximum sentence allowed by law for the charge(s) for which you were initially placed on probation. This is different (and potentially more severe) than having your “parole” revoked, where you would only be sentenced to the remainder (“back time”) of your remaining jail sentence, but no more than that. In other words, violating probation can have some heavy consequences.

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