It is not uncommon for a person on probation or parole to be violated. Common probation and parole violations include a new arrest, failure to attend treatment courses, and failure to abide by a curfew or other condition imposed. The violation does not have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, but by a lesser burden.

 

A probation or parole violation should be taken seriously, as incarceration could result from admittance of guilt or finding of guilt upon the conclusion of a hearing.

 

If you’re on parole or probation in Albany County or the Greater Capital District and you’ve been accused of violating the terms and conditions of your probation or parole, contact the Calabrese Law Firm, PLLC for a free consultation.