Sentence examples for revocation of probation from inspiring English sources

A defendant does not have a right to appointed counsel if he or she is not sentenced to actual imprisonment and could not have been sentenced for more than one year, even if that conviction is later used to enhance sentencing for another crime, or even if the revocation of probation may result in actual imprisonment.

Initiate revocation of probation or modification of procedures.

The latest arrest could lead to revocation of her probation.

Judge David Groner of Wayne County Circuit ruled that Kwame M. Kilpatrick, Detroit's former mayor, must pay back more than $300,000 to the city within 90 days, or risk revocation of his probation.

In January, it voted to begin a process that could lead to disciplinary action against Dr. Leveque, possibly including a fine, suspension or revocation of his license, or probation.

If, in addition to bringing down the numbers of probation and parole revocations, police officers and judges could also address the core problems of drug arrests and street violence, the United States might even be said to have solved its notorious prison problem.

According to the National Institute of Corrections, "The added stress caused by inability to pay may cause probationers to miss appointments, thus negating any positive effect of supervision and sometimes resulting in revocation for failure to comply with the conditions of probation".

(A common outcome variable in justice-related research is the revocation or failure rates from probation due to non-compliance with program requirements. Completion of probation is a positive outcome).

But we want you off of probation".

He also received a sentence of probation.

This is a sort of probation.