What Are The Usual Terms And Conditions Of Probation?
What are the usual terms of probation? The staples are good conduct and obeying all laws, says Oakland attorney Andrew Dósa. DUI cases add: no bars, sometimes no alcohol—enforced by alcohol-detecting monitors or an ignition interlock. Theft cases require staying away from the location; domestic-violence and harassment cases almost always add a stay-away order, usually around a hundred yards.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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What are the usual terms of probation?
The staples are good conduct and obeying all laws, with DUI cases adding no bars and sometimes no alcohol, enforced by alcohol-detecting monitors or an ignition interlock.
How are alcohol conditions enforced?
Surprisingly directly—officers may even check bar lots for running cars, and theft cases require staying away from the location while DV cases almost always add a stay-away order of about a hundred yards.
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