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Adult Probation Frequently Asked Questions
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- How does my incarceration effect my voting eligibility?
- What is the difference between Court Probation, Summary Probation, Summary Court Probation and Formal Probation in adult matters?
- I know my ex-husband is on probation with you. Can you tell me where he is so I can collect child support?
- I know my neighbor is on probation. What can you tell me about him?
- I have a child custody order that says my ex-husband must be drug tested before he can see the children. Will the Probation Department drug test him for me?
- Where are the Adult Probation Offices located?
- What is Probation?
- What is a "suspended sentence"?
- How do I find out who my Probation Officer (PO) is?
- How long does probation last?
- What does "search and seizure" mean?
- Will my employer be notified?
- Can a person convicted of a felony or misdemeanor domestic violence offense own a firearm?
- Can a defendant live in a different County while being supervised on probation?
- Can a defendant travel to a different state while being supervised on probation?
- How is a conviction dismissed?
- Can I get a copy of a probation report?
- Can I get an early termination from probation?
- Can I find out who is on probation?
- What is the difference between adult probation and adult parole?
- Can I get help for my mental health or substance abuse problem through Probation?
- Who is doing the investigation on my case?
- Why am I being referred to the Probation Department's Adult Division, Investigation Services?
- Is probation required to follow plea bargain agreements negotiated by my attorney with the Court and the District Attorney's Office?
- What do I need to bring to my pre-sentence interview?
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