Probation Violations Attorneys

If you have been accused of violating your probation or parole agreement, you are in danger of the court enforcing the rest of your jail sentence. There are a wide variety of ways you can violate your probation in Rhode Island, including:

• Committing a crime
• Associating with known gang members/criminals
• Being arrested even if not charged
• Commitment of a new crime
• Driving without a license
• Failing to abide by the law
• Failing to appear in court
• Failing to attend drug counseling
• Failing to pay fines or victim restitution
• Failing to pay court costs
• Failing to perform community service
• Failing to perform/failing a drug test
• Failing to report in to the probation officer
• Failing to report any changes in address or phone number
• Fleeing out of state/country
• Leaving your designated travel area
• Possession of firearm
• Possession of illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia
• Violating a restraining order/protective order
• Under the influence of drugs
• And several other acts

You don’t have to face this problem all alone. Attorney Lombardo understands Rhode Island law and the penalties you potentially face. He is committed to helping you obtain the best possible outcome in your case and will work towards terminating your probation altogether. Don't let a probation violation send you back to jail. Contact Robert Lombardo to discuss your case and start a plan of action.