by RJ Ferraro | Jan 13, 2015 | Criminal Defense
A large number of criminal cases are resolved by the defendant entering an agreement with the prosecution to go on probation for a period of time. The exact terms of the probation depend on the case, but in every case if the rules are not followed, the defendant can...
by RJ Ferraro | Dec 8, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Legal Principles
Before you agree to enter a plea in exchange for probation, it is important that you understand what going on probation means. There are some general rules that apply to most every defendant, but there are also facts unique to your case that deserves analysis. The...
by RJ Ferraro | Nov 12, 2014 | Criminal Defense, News
When you agree to resolve a criminal case by going on probation, you are expected to fully comply with all the terms of your probation. In most instances this means you cannot be arrested for any new crimes. An arrest for a new crime is not only a new arrest and new...
by RJ Ferraro | Oct 1, 2014 | Criminal Defense, Legal Principles
When you are on probation the most important job you have is to stay out of trouble. While it may seem like overkill, this may even mean not even getting a parking ticket! The problem with being charged with a new crime while on probation is that your probation could...
by RJ Ferraro | Sep 23, 2014 | Legal Principles
Most times when people are arrested they can post a bond (sometimes called bail) and get out of jail while waiting for their hearing. Posting bond is the Court’s way of making sure you show back up to defend your case. This is because if you do not show up, the bond...
