Orange County Parole Violation Attorneys
In some cases, probation — a period of supervision by a judge — is ordered in place of a jail sentence or as part of a plea deal resulting in less jail time. Parole — a conditional release from prison — is also a common component in many plea agreements and sentencing orders. Violating either of these arrangements could lead to jail time, so you need to take any accusations against you seriously.
At Silver, Forrester & Lesser, P.C., in New Windsor, we take your parole or probation violation case as seriously as you do. We have been providing our clients in the Hudson Valley and New York City with outstanding representation since 1965 and possess the skills and resources to handle your case.
If your rights are on the line due to a probation or parole violation charge, it is crucial to have our experienced lawyers working for you. For a consultation, call us at 845.764.4757 or toll free at 866.687.1338.
Understanding the Terms of Parole and Probation Arrangements
Many parole or probation agreements place strict limits on individuals, with violations resulting in criminal penalties, including a return to prison or the reinstatement of their suspended sentence. These limits can include travel restrictions, work restrictions, drug testing requirements, weapons restrictions and restrictions on personal associations.
Fighting for You Against Parole and Probation Violation Charges
We understand that you may have violated your parole or probation due to circumstances that were outside of your control; you may not have even realized you had violated it until you were notified of the charges. We will fight to help you preserve your freedom and protect you from the harsh consequences of a conviction. Contact us for a consultation with one of our New York parole violation attorneys.
