The list of requirements for probation or parole can be long and complex.

If a requirement is violated, prison is frequently the result. 

When a probation or parole officer notices a violation, the probationer or parolee can be arrested and put in jail. Often, a violation is technical or a misunderstanding. There are many reasons for a technical violation. For example, you can miss a community service requirement, fail a drug test, fail to report, or violate a community control requirement (ankle monitor or house arrest).

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New charges: if you have been arrested on a new charge, the new arrest could compromise your probation or parole. Alan S. Bernstein, P.A., can defend you on your new charges while dealing with the probation hearing. 

Bond hearing: Alan S. Bernstein, P.A., can represent you at a bond hearing in an effort to get you out of jail and begin work on your probation reinstatement. 

Probation Reinstatement: We can fight to get your probation reinstated. There may be mitigating circumstances. Drug or alcohol treatment, for example, may be required for your probation reinstatement. 

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For an aggressive defense of your rights, contact South Florida criminal defense attorney Alan S. Bernstein P.A. for a free consultation. Call today and put an experienced effective advocate on your side who will defend your rights.

Call 954-925-3111 or 954-347-1000 on evenings and weekends.