Probation Violation Consequences Illinois

Summary

In Illinois, if someone on probation commits battery, both police and probation office can act. Police can arrest and charge for battery, while the probation office can file to revoke probation. If probation is revoked, a court hearing determines consequences, which may include serving the original sentence.

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they struck someone in the face
In Illinois, striking someone in the face can be considered battery. Here’s what might happen:
- Police: Can arrest and charge the person with battery.
- Probation Office: Can file a petition to revoke probation because of the new offense.
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what would happen if probation is revoked
If probation is revoked in Illinois, the following can occur:
- Court Hearing: A hearing will be held to determine if probation should be revoked.
- Penalties: Potential penalties include serving the original jail or prison sentence, additional probation terms, or other legal consequences.
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can they then be sentenced on the previous charge that got them probation in the first place?
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Yes, if probation is revoked, the court can sentence the individual based on the original charge that led to probation. This could mean serving the original jail or prison sentence.
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