If physically able, find and maintain gainful full-time employment, approved schooling, or a full-time combination of both. Any waiver of this requirement must be based on a finding by the Court stating the reasons for the waiver.
Change neither employment nor residence without prior permission from the Court. Obey all municipal, county, state, and federal laws. Promptly and truthfully answer all reasonable inquiries by the Court. You are ordered to report immediately to the Intake Officer with Clackamas County. If the office is closed, you must report back to the office in person on the next business day.
Failure to report, obey court orders or rules and regulations of Intake Officer will result in your case being returned to the Court for further action and possibly a warrant for your arrest. Any evaluation, counseling or testing ordered by the Court or required by your probation officer will be at your own expense.
A monthly probation fee is one of the conditions of probation, unless it is waived by the Court or by the probation officer. Do not enter a bar, lounge, or any other places where consumption of alcohol is a main activity. Attend Victims Panel for Intoxicated Drivers at your expense, as directed by the court. Submit to: breath tests; to field sobriety tests; to search of person, property, and residence, and to body substance tests, including urinalysis upon request, if directed by a treatment provider or the court.
Failure to Report Failure to report or obey court orders may result in the judge issuing a warrant for your arrest. Arrow Left Arrow Right. Probation revocation proceedings occur due to a probationer allegedly violating one, or more, of the conditions of probation. The consequences of probation revocation proceedings can be severe, including the extension of the probation period and the court revoking probation and sentencing the defendant to a term of imprisonment.
Additionally, many probationers are placed on probation after receiving a Suspended Imposition of Sentence SIS in the underlying criminal matter. Such a conviction can result in the loss of employment, an inability to obtain a loan, and may negatively impact a vast array of family-law matters.
Contact an attorney at Zolman Law Firm today to ensure that you attain the best result in your probation revocation matter.
In Missouri, the two primary types of probation include 1 probation that is court-supervised and 2 probation that is supervised by the state board of probation and parole, or a private probation provider. The general conditions of probation apply to formal probation as well as any other conditions your probation officer imposes, and what other conditions your sentencing Judge recommended be imposed.
Some counties also have Enhanced Bench Probation—you can think of this probation as a mix of both formal and bench probation. Typically with Enhanced Bench Probation, you will not have a probation officer—but you will have more requirements to abide by than most folks on bench probation.
Unfortunately, no. A Judge has no power to shorten the period you are in diversion and your lawyer cannot argue for it either. The law is clear—the period your DUII is in diversion must be a year, and you must abide by the diversion requirements for the entire year. Please do not include any confidential or sensitive information in a contact form, text message, or voicemail.
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