Avoid Prison Time After a Probation Violation in Arizona
Probation is used as a punishment by the state of Arizona as an alternative to jail time that has certain conditions and terms which must be followed. If the terms of probation are violated, there may be additional consequences that include immediate time in jail or prison. These violations can be as simple as failing to pay a fine or failing to complete a portion of a rehabilitation or community service program.
If you have been accused of violating your probation, you need legal representation from an experienced attorney. Located in Tempe, Arizona, the Law Office of Raymond Kimble provides criminal defense for individuals charged with probation and parole violations in Phoenix, Maricopa County and throughout the state. A former prosecutor and police detective with more than 20 years of experience in the criminal justice system, lawyer Raymond Kimble understands what it takes to protect your rights.
Circumstances of Probation Violations
There are many potential infractions that can be cited by state officials as a probation violation. These may include:
- Failure to pay fines or restitution to victims
- Possession of firearms
- Possession of illegal drugs
- Failure to enroll in or complete rehabilitation programs or community service
- Associating with known criminals
- Failure to report to parole officer
In many cases, there are often acceptable explanations as to why a probation violation has occurred and our firm will use any relevant evidence to present an effective defense. In cases where the violation was a legitimate mistake, the court may decide to reinstate you on probation instead of imposing any additional jail or prison time. An experienced lawyer can help negotiate for reinstatement of probation and help you avoid imprisonment.
Contact the Law Office of Raymond Kimble
If you have been accused of violating the terms of your probation, contact attorney Raymond Kimble in Tempe, Arizona, and talk with us about your situation. We can provide honest advice about your charge and help you understand your best options for avoiding jail and prison time. Schedule a free initial consultation at 480-833-8613. We are available evenings and weekends to answer your phone calls.
