Sentence examples for probation revocation from inspiring English sources

The expected growth was attributed to high probation revocation rates, low parole rates and a lack of access to treatment programs in and out of prison.

Likewise, the state attacks the polygraph as an unreliable lie detector at trial, where results are typically offered only by defendants, but routinely wields them in probation revocation hearings, capitalizing in that context on their cultural status as "truth machines.

Kaur has been a supportive figure in the courtroom during Chahal's probation revocation hearings, which have dragged on since April.

The woman, who Chahal's lawyer has accused of being in a sham marriage with another man in order to receive a green card, fled back to South Korea and has not appeared in court during the probation revocation hearings.

Judge Brown also ruled that the surveillance video of the 2013 assault is admissible in the probation revocation hearings — so it's possible that the footage may finally become public.

Three references involved probation revocation.

California, which has been ordered by the Supreme Court to ease extreme prison crowding, led the way with a 17 percent drop, mainly by reducing parole and probation revocations and shifting custody of low-level offenders to counties.

Zwillinger watches Miller and her fellow judges handle trials, probation revocations, and motions, and then heads with them to the judges' chambers to discuss why they made the decisions they did.

Perrone et al. (2013) found that many users seek out these synthetic cannabinoid substances to avoid civil (loss of employment) and legal (parole or probation revocations) punishments.

Such probation revocations require only a preponderance of the evidence compared to beyond a reasonable doubt for new criminal charges and are a far easier method to incarcerate a probationer.

He will remain in jail until a probation-revocation hearing is scheduled.