Client was facing five (5) years in state prison after violating his probation. He violated his probation by picking up three new charges: 1) Carrying a Concealed Firearm 2) Possession of a Firearm and 3) Grand Theft of a Firearm.
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Client was charged and placed on probation in Miami-Dade for Lewd and Lacivious Acts in 1978 (represented by another attorney not affiliated with this firm). He was violated in Broward County a short time later for sexual battery and also represented by unknown counsel.
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Defendant was placed on probation in Miami-Dade County in 1998. He failed to comply with the conditions of the probation, including but not limited to payment of almost $3,000 in restitution and the performance of community service hours.
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Client was placed on probation for felony charges from 2003. He was subsequently violated; a probation warrant was issued which he was picked up on in Collier County. Mr. Schwartz immediately had the client transferred to Miami-Dade County where the case was put on calendar.
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Client fled after an arrest warrant was issued as a result of being a suspect in armed kidnapping and armed burglary where he along with two co-defendants tied someone up in their home. As a result of the charges, he was facing two consecutive life sentences in state prison.
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Charge: Driving While License Suspended (Habitual)
RESULT: WARRANT DISMISSED
Charge: Violation of Probation
RESULT: PROBATION TERMINATED
Charge: Violation of Probation
RESULT: VIOLATION OF PROBATION DISMISSED
Charge: Violation of Probation
RESULT: CREDIT TIMED SERVED
Charge: Armed Burglary & Armed Kidnapping
RESULT: Reduced Sentence

Failure to Comply

When a person commits a criminal offense, and he/she has been convicted of the criminal offense, he/she must meet certain terms that are outlined by the court. When a person fails to meet the terms or sentences that have been outlined by the court, he/she can be charged with “failure to comply”.

For example, if a person is convicted of driving under the influence, he/she may be ordered to attend a mandatory drug and alcohol treatment program within a set amount of time. If the person does not complete the treatment program, or if the person cannot prove that he/she completed the program, the court can charge him/her with failure to comply.

What Happens If I Fail to Comply?

Once a person fails to comply with court orders, he/she may face further legal action and/or penalties. People who fail to comply may be subject to monetary fines, jail time, or extensions to their current sentences.

Did You Fail to Comply?

If you answered “yes”, you should take the time to meet with a trusted criminal defense attorney. A criminal defense lawyer can review your case and provide you with insightful legal guidance. Additionally, a lawyer can represent you in court and negotiate with the judge and prosecutor so that you may avoid further prosecution, legal penalties, or enhanced sentencing.

At Hager & Schwartz, P.A., we have represented numerous people who have been charged with failure to comply in Florida. Our primary aim when working with clients who are facing failure to comply charges and penalties is to work closely with judges and District Attorneys to protect our clients’ best interests and obtain a satisfactory outcome.

We are proud to assist clients with warrant and probation violation matters in Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Fort Pierce, and Volusia County.

If you failed to comply with a legal order, contact Hager & Schwartz, P.A. today to speak with one of our qualified Miami-Dade probation attorneys!


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