what is the maximum jail time someone could serve for violating (leaving state) a felony probation in ohio?

ScoobyD

The maximum time will be whatever the original time depending on the crime. On mine it was 4 to 30 years. If found guilty. they will tell you ask your probation officer ( in a what if way ) don't admit it. he knows exactly what the deal is. I hope this helps you

Fr_Chuck

What happens on probation violation, is that the judge can just take away the probation and make them serve the sentence in jail. For example if you had 4 years probation and it is violated, they can make you just serve teh 4 years in jail.

it does not happen that hard normally but it can, with the right judge and the wrong violation, esp if it was clearly known they were not suppose to leave. Also since all they have to do is ask permission, and if there is a good reason they normally can for a trip.

But what will happen first, is that they are picked up and put either in jail or in a state probation detention center. They may sit there for a month just waiting for a hearing. ( no speedly trial issue, since they are already convicted)

excon

Hello mommy:

The difference between parole and probation is, when you're on parole you are serving your time on the street. If you have one day left on parole and you're violated, they can make you serve only that one day.

Probation, however, is served IN LIEU of prison. Therefore, one can be violated on the last day of probation and made to serve the ENTIRE underlying sentence.

excon

newmommy26

thank you so much for your responses. this helped out alot! i havent been able to find any information on my question on the internet. thanks!

scouters1

I am on PRC in ohio, same rules as probation. They can give you whatever the range on your felony conviction calls for. For example, F3 = 1-5 years. Typically, the most time first time offenders get is the minimum on the sentence range, at least in ohio. I was originally put on proby for drug charges, after two violations they sentenced me to the minimum prison term, and I had to do all of the time.

lbmbc21

on my first vop I did 13 days....

1badchoice

I am in Ohio..............I think it depends on the original charges, what yor probation requirements were, if you've violated before, and if you can afford an attorney. If at all possible do not use public defender. You can usually talk to an attorney about your case, get him paid in some way, and he will arrange for you to appear in front of the judge to deal with the violation. With the attorney he may even be able to talk with the prosecutor beforehand and make what amounts to a "deal" so your punishment could be fairly light. My friend, in TX had this problem and with an attorney they gave her a second chance........of course her violation was non violent. When she violated the second time the told her she will have to serve the original sentence (for her 7 yr). Hope I helped in some way.

monikita

what is the punishment if ur on probation in tx, then you got a dwi, suspended drivers license, and now, another dwi and he is in jail now..dont know what is going to happen

alex_86

If i have been charged for simple poss in the most time i could serve is ten days and i did 8 days before i was put on probation in i violated it. How time can i get