Sentence examples for paying probation from inspiring English sources

"He's paying probation.

In a report issued last week, the Georgia Department of Audits recently found a high frequency of case management problems, including failure to impose general supervision standards, failure to respond to probationers who missed reporting dates, and cases in which people were required to continue paying probation fees after their probation terms expired.

Harpersville, like many other places, jailed people who failed to pay probation fines and fees although the cost of imprisonment often exceeds the costs for which they are liable.

Ray and Lipsey signed statements asserting that Howell had shot Pernell in a robbery attempt to get money to pay probation fees due the following day.

Three officers also pleaded guilty to fraud and were put on probation after paying restitution.

Since serving the probation and paying the fine, the man said his life has changed for the worse.

Its website touts the benefits to municipalities of what it calls "offender-funded programs" in which the person on probation pays the company directly for his or her own monitoring, saving the courts the cost of administering a probation system.

Mr. Velasquez, a legal immigrant from Panama, served three years' probation, paid a $5,000 fine and has not run afoul of the law since.

Cleveland learned that J.C.S. was a private enterprise that had made profits from cases like hers, and that courts were legally required to determine whether a person had the ability to pay before revoking probation for nonpayment.

Assistant City Attorney Dan Jeffries said that under the terms of Mr. Sutherland's plea, he must also serve five years of probation, pay a $510 fine, enroll in an alcohol-education class and attend weekly alcohol-therapy sessions for six months.

As part of his plea agreement, La Russa will serve at least six months' probation, pay a $678.50 fine, complete D.U.I. school and any recommended treatment and complete 50 hours of community service, according to state prosecutors.