Probation Violations
John L. Calcagni III is a Probation Violation Criminal Defense and Trial Attorney.
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Probation is the condition by which a person who has been convicted of an offense is legally required to live within a community under the strict guidance and custody of a probation officer. The probation office in Massachusetts functions as a department of the state’s Trial Court System in the capacity of an administrative office.
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John L. Calcagni is a qualified, experienced, and successful Probation Violations Lawyer who will fight for your rights for in Massachusetts Court.
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In Massachusetts, the probation service works in conjunction with the members of the communities they serve and offer programs for the betterment of each community, including anger management and volunteer programs. According to the Massachusetts Probation Guidelines, individuals who are under the supervision of a probation officer must report to their probation officer once a week, provide proof of their residence and employment, pay either a $65 per month fee for their supervision or volunteer for 8 hours of community service, follow all programs offered by the court, submit to drug testing and if positive, surrender before the court.
Additionally, home visits by a probation officer can be made at any time and without notice, and has the option to impose additional rules or regulations on the offender if it is in the best interests of the safety of the community.
If you are accused or have been arrested for a probation violation you need competent and aggressive legal representation immeditaly.
Contact MA Probation Violations Criminal Defense Lawyer John L. Calcagni III today by Email or call today at (401) 351-5100 to schedule a FREE CONSULTATION.
Probation Violation
A probation violation, or probation surrender as they are referred to in Massachusetts, can occur for any number of reasons, but basically you have done something to violate the terms and conditions of your probation. Once your probation officer discovers this or is informed of this, you will be surrendered to the court, and entitled to a hearing where you will be able to defend yourself.
Violations of Probation include:
- not informing your probation officer of any address changes
- failing to appear for a drug test
- committing another crime
- or any violation of any of the rules of being in probation
If you have been accused of a Violation of Probation contact Massachusetts Probation Violations Attorney John L. Calcagni III today by Email or call today at (401) 351-5100 to schedule a FREE CONSULTATION.
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