New Criminal Charges as a Violation of Probation
Published for NC Criminal Law on February 08, 2010.
It is a regular condition of probation that a probationer must “commit no criminal offense in any jurisdiction.” G.S. 15A-1343(b)(1). The condition is straightforward enough in theory, but it raises some tricky issues in practice. The main difficulty stems from the question of when a probationer can be said to have “committed” a new criminal ... Read more
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