Cobb County Probation Revocations

Probation officers in Cobb County state and superior court, as well as service the Acworth area, are tough when it comes to probation violations.  If one of their probationers commits a new offense, even a minor traffic offense, while serving on probation, many POs are quick to violate them. 

A probation revocation for a new criminal or traffic offense can lead to a persons probation being completely revoked.  What is even more threatening is when a person is serving first offender probation.  On first offender probation, even if you have already served a lot of time and are nearing the end of your probation sentence, you will face re-sentencing if you are found responsible at your probation revocation hearing.  In addition, you lose your first offender status and are convicted of the underlying felony.  This is a harsh scenario. 

If you are facing a probation revocation hearing, call Cobb County / Acworth attorney Richard Lawson as soon as possible.  Probation bonds can sometimes be available.  Plus, Mr. Lawson has had great results in getting his clients reinstated on their current probation, He also has substantial experience in helping his clients keep their first offender status following a probation violation and revocation.  Call him today to discuss your case, or the case of a friend or family member who may be sitting in jail awaiting a probation revocation hearing.  

Attorney Richard Lawson maintains a Cobb County legal office and regularly negotiates with the solicitors and district attorneys in Cobb County and the City of Acworth Municipal Court.  He has represented clients in all types of Cobb County probation revocation hearings.