Adjusting Your Parole
Living on parole can be a trying time for many people. As a parolee, you are faced with many decisions and adjustments that must be made. Important decisions like where you can work and where you can live may even be made for you. Living within your parole terms may be unnecessarily constrictive and may actually prevent you from reaching your full potential in your return to normal societal interactions. Fortunately, the state of Florida allows for modification of the terms of a person’s parole after 120 days if an explanation is filed in writing.
If you feel that the terms of your parole are unfair and are not in your best interest, it is important that you make a strong case for modification. The first step in modifying your parole is providing a written submission of your proposed changes. Having an experienced lawyer guide you through this process can be incredibly helpful in fighting for the parole changes that you need. Please contact the West Palm Beach criminal defense lawyers at Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A., by calling 561-353-2800 for more information on what we can do to help you.
Violation of Parole
Parole is intended to be a controlled way for people who have served a part of their sentence with good behavior to re-enter society. Though some of the restrictions associated with parole are in the best interest of the parolee, some may be too limiting for their parole to be an effective step back into society. Violation of parole has serious consequences, including the following:
- Arrest without warrant in suspected cases of parole violation
- Re-admission to a controlled facility
- Serving the remainder of a sentence
These results can have a serious impact on the life of a parolee. It is important that your terms of parole are useful and supportive of your return to normalcy so that you do not wind up violating your parole in an effort to live a normal life.
Contact Us
If you believe modification of your parole terms may be in your best interest, you need an experienced criminal attorney to assist you with your claim. Please contact the West Palm Beach criminal defense lawyers at Eric N. Klein & Associates, P.A., by calling 561-353-2800 for more information.
