Legal Question in Criminal Law in Kansas
Revoking municipal probation
If a person is on municipal probation for a DUI and gets
charged with criminal damage to personal property
under $500, what are the possible results in revoking
his probation?
Asked on 1/25/04, 4:00 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Michael Wilson
Michael T. Wilson, Attorney and Counselor at Law
Re: Revoking municipal probation
Among the standard conditions for all individuals on probation and/or parole is a list of "thou shalls" and "thou shalt nots". One of the thou shalt nots is that the individual break any federal, state, county or municipal law. Depending on the city and the facts of the situation, at minimum there will be a hearing, a revocation of the probation and then counsel will present such information as may lead the judge to re-instate the probation.
Answered on 1/26/04, 11:05 am
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