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IowaProbation Violations Lawyers in Story County, Iowa

Judges in state and federal court impose probation for many reasons. Probation helps avoid overcrowding in jails and prisons and recognizes that locking people up for long periods of time is an ineffective sentencing approach.


When it is alleged that a person violated probation in a misdemeanor or felony case, a VOP arrest warrant can be issued. After a probation hearing, the judge can often impose a harsher sentence or punishment such as incarceration.


If the violation was not substantial or willful, then important defenses might apply.


Contact a criminal defense attorney for violation of probation cases in Story County, Iowa to discuss the allegation, the attorney fees involved, defenses, and possible consequences at sentencing.

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Brian John Humke

Brian John Humke
Nyemaster Law Firm
1416 Buckeye Suite 200
Ames, IA 50010
Brian John Humke is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >

Adria Stonehocker

Adria Stonehocker
2515 Elwood Drive Suite 107
Ames, IA 50010
Adria Stonehocker is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >

Daniel James Gonnerman

Daniel James Gonnerman
Daniel J. Gonnerman
1525 Airport Road Suite 103
Ames, IA 50010
Daniel James Gonnerman is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >

Mark J Olberding

Mark J Olberding
Olberding Law Office
1129 5Th St.
Nevada, IA 50201
Mark J Olberding is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >

Patrick Charles Peters

Patrick Charles Peters
Payer, Hunziker, Rhodes & Peters, Llp
535 Main St.
Ames, IA 50010
Patrick Charles Peters is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >

Maria L Ruhtenberg

Maria L Ruhtenberg
1229 South G Ave.
Nevada, IA 50201
Maria L Ruhtenberg is a Criminal Defense lawyer... read more >
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