Sentence examples for going on probation from inspiring English sources

He received 49 days credit for time served and spent several months in jail before going on probation.

Walton also works closely with young prisoners going on probation, discussing his own youthful trouble with the law as proof that "you don't have to be born with a silver spoon".

In November, 1960, he stabbed his second wife, Adele Morales, went briefly into a mental institution, and then went on probation.

Instead, he agreed to forfeit $25,000 and go on probation for five years after pleading guilty to third-degree bribe receiving.

Accused of conspiring to help the Medellin cocaine cartel by processing $32 million in drug profits, two of the bank's major units have now agreed to go on probation and forfeit $14 million.

Brum went on probation, and didn't serve any time in juvenile hall.

Re-arrest rates were higher (52.5%) for ex-prisoners who had been released than for those who had been gone on probation (35.1%).

It pinches and you'd rather not be in that position, but pretty quickly things spring back to normal". Said Craig Depken, a professor of economics at North Carolina Charlotte who has studied and written about college sports: "If it was a quality team when it went on probation, it will be a quality team when it comes back". Haden hopes those predictions are accurate.

Morris admitted to missing seven meetings with his probation officer since going on deferred adjudication in June 1996.

The Prison and Probation Service said that "despite difficulties there is good work going on at Onley".

In most cases, offenders that are going on to probation instead of prison are successfully completing their probation.