CONDITIONS OF PROBATION
When a person is granted probation, the Court established a number of rules the probationer must follow. A violation of those rules or conditions may result in revocation.
Briefly, the standard conditions are:
- Commit no offense against the laws of this or any other state of the United States.
- Avoid the use of alcohol or non-medically prescribed medications or drugs. Never become intoxicated.
- Avoid persons of bad or harmful character.
- Report to your probation officer as instructed.
- Permit your probation officer to visit you in your home or elsewhere.
- Maintain employment.
- Do not leave your county of residence without written permission from your probation officer.
- Pay your fines on time.
- Pay your court costs and attorney's fees.
- Support your dependents.
- Pay your restitution.
- Obey all the rules and regulations of the Probation Department.
Additional conditions of probation may be imposed by the court. A detailed and specific list of conditions can be found within the probation judgement signed in court. A copy of that judgement is provided when each probationer is sentenced. You should consult your judgement and know the conditions ordered in your case.
2nd 25th Judicial District CSCD & Juvenile Probation
