I I got 6 months deferred adjudication can I get violated probation if I don't complete the payments?
Failure to pay is a violation of the terms of the probation agreement, so such failure can cause revocation.
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Failure to pay is a violation of the terms of the probation agreement, so such failure can cause revocation.
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This is not a criminal law issue. In fact, I am not sure exactly what legal question you have.
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You are 14. You can do what your parents allow you to do. When you turn 18, you can decide who you can see and when you can see them.
Generally about 6 to 8 weeks. Call the Court and see if a check has been issued and/or mailed.
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You can expect to receive a petition ordering you to appear in front of a Judge in the very near future. Start calling local attorneys. Good luck.
Talk with the prosecutor assigned to the criminal case, and request restitution be a condition of any plea bargain offer.