How does probation work
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The Law Office of Christina L. Williams • https://www.williams-criminallaw.com - 1307-686-6556 • The Law Office of Christina L. Williams owner and lead attorney Christina L. Williams is featured in this video with an introduction. • Learn about your legal rights in Wyoming and what you can do as a citizen to protect your legal rights. • If you prefer to read, rather than watch the video, here's the script: • So, probation can either be unsupervised or supervised. An unsupervised generally goes along with a misdemeanor conviction, and it can be up to six months. The court will generally order terms and conditions that the court feels will allow you to successfully complete the probation, that is they’ll require no alcohol consumption no bars or liquor stores, and any counseling that may be necessary in order for the court to believe that you will not reoffend. You also have certain fines to pay and a schedule to pay those fines. If you’re on supervised probation, supervised probation generally goes along with felony and you’ll have a probation officer that probation officer will require you to come in and take tests for substances like alcohol or illegal controlled substances, they’ll come to your home randomly to make sure that you’re following the court's orders. So you have a probation officer which is actually an extension of the court that is put in charge of you during that probation and the probationary period can go on for years really and you're always entitled to request an early release from probation if you’ve done well and the probation officer believes that your supervision is no longer necessary. • If you would like to talk with our expert team at The Law Office of Christina L. Williams you can call us at 307-686-6556 to setup a consultation. If you prefer chatting to someone through our website then the following link will guide you to the online agent. https://www.williams-criminallaw.com
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