The violation of the terms of his probation meant that Moss couldn't return to Florida State for his first season of college football.
A former federal prosecutor, Robert Mintz, now a partner at McCarter & English in Newark, said probation meant that Andersen was on notice that it faced more fines and extended probation if it violated terms handed down by Judge Melinda Harmon of United States District Court.
The nine schools represented in the lawsuit are on probation, which means their Local School Council's key powers — approving budgets and hiring new administrators — are revoked.
And so the revolving door keeps spinning.In future, most inmates who get out of prison will no longer be on "parole" but on "probation", which means they report to their county, not the state.
He also ordered Mr. Brown to remain on probation, which means he will be able to attend the Grammys on Sunday in Los Angeles, where both he and Rihanna, his on-again-off-again girlfriend, are nominated for awards.
However, Ontario Court Justice John Skowronski decided on a conditional discharge with three years of probation, which means Phillips will not have a criminal record.
He also ordered Brown to remain on probation, which means he will be able to attend the Grammy Awards on Sunday (where he'll have to watch Frank Ocean perform, with whom he allegedly had a violent altercation last week).
Dawn, a rookie cop on probation does mean, retaliatory things.
Stephen Wallace stressed that probation is meant to be a legal sentence with a precise duration.
