Probation Violation Definition

An allegation that someone on probation violated a term or condition of the court’s order of probation. A person accused of probation violation has a right to a hearing, and the prosecutor must prove the defendant’s guilt by a proven by a preponderance of the evidence (meaning more likely to have violated probation than not). The maximum sentence for a probation violation is the same as the original charge.

A Helpful Overview of Probation Violations
FAQ – Misdemeanor and Felony Probation Violations
Michigan Probation Violation Defense Lawyers
Probation is a Sentencing Alternative to Jail Time

External Resource

Michigan Legislature – Section 771.3
MC 446, Probation Violation Arraignment Advice of Rights
2019 Michigan Compiled Laws

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Non-Reporting Probation
Sentencing Guidelines
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