Leander, TX asked in DUI / DWI and Probate for Texas

Q: received violation on probation got letter from the district attorney stating a revocation hearing. Still on probation?

DWI first time probation or pre trial diversion for DWI. Received a minor in consumption ticket while on the program. Probation officer filed a motion to adjudicate. District attorney filled the motion to adjudicate. Court date has been set. Am I still on probation at this point or am I now off until the court date!

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Anna Summersett
Anna Summersett
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  • DUI & DWI Lawyer
  • Fort Worth, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: I am sorry to hear of the alleged violation. You are still on probation until your probation term has ended or has been revoked for violations a new sentence imposed. Any failure to comply with your probation terms during this time could result in additional evidence to revoke your probation. Unless already satisfied, there is likely a warrant for your arrest. If arrested, you will be held without a bond until your hearing or until an attorney assists with getting a bond reinstated. You can read more about the hearing process here: https://www.versustexas.com/criminal/probation-revocation/

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