Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

terms of Probation

''Fred'' 's terms of probation in 1 county,

state he must stay away from places

minors congregate. Terms in county #2,

states the same excluding his children

and their activities. he reports only to

county #2 for both probations.

My question: Must Fred abide by terms

of county #1 or only #2?

This is for my divorce trial, I do not

want Fred at my childrens school's or

activities. His convictions were due to

pc 647.6(a) Felony.


Asked on 10/22/06, 5:23 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Lyle Johnson Bedi and Johnson Attorneys at Law

Re: terms of Probation

He must comply with the terms of probation in both cases. Unless the terms of probation in the first case provide for an exception for contact with his children. You should contact his probation officer in the first case about his going to the school or being around his children. At the same time you should file a motion in family court to get a court order for either no visitation or supervised visitation.

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Answered on 10/24/06, 1:41 am


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