What would be the consequences if i was on probation for 18 months and moved out of state without permission?
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What would be the consequences if i was on probation for 18 months and moved out of state without permission?
Asked on February 22, 2012 under Criminal Law, Oregon
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If you were on probation for a crime that you were convicted of or plead out to and you moved out of state without the express written permission of your probation officer, most likely if this is discovered, criminal charges could be filed against you for violating your probation.
The result if convicted of such would be that your suspended sentence hanging over your head during the probationary period would most likely be imposed against you.
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