Violation of Probation- Georgia

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   Lee Fitzpatrick

   Kennesaw Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered January 04, 2011 10:42. Every judge and prosecutor is different. The consequences could be anything from release back on probation to complete the work to a few days in jail to get the probationer's attention to a complete revocation of the remaining time and loss of first offender. This person really needs to talk to a lawyer who practices in that jurisdiction. A lawyer familiar with that court will know better what to expect and also will be in a position to help get a better result.

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   Phillip KimbrellPro

   Atlanta Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered January 03, 2011 14:14. it all depends upon the charges that you were convicted for and the judge and prosecutor....I encourage you to hire yourself a lawyer as soon as possible to help you with this matter. Feel free to contact me should you need further advice or counsel. With regards,
   
   P. Darrell Kimbrell

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