Areas of Practice
Probation Violations
When you are charged with a probation violation in the state of California, you may be facing a revocation of your probation or even a jail or prison sentence, depending on aggravating or mitigating circumstances. Other consequences for being convicted of a probation violation include:
- Significant fines
- Additional terms of probation such as:
- A longer term
- Community service
- Rehabilitation programs
- House arrest
- And more
Consulting an experienced criminal defense attorney is important in any probation violation case. Don’t risk your future by trying to interpret the law yourself, or by trying to mount your own defense. Jeffrey Rubenstein is a former Los Angeles Prosecuting Attorney with years of experience under his belt, as well as the respect of law enforcement, prosecutors and judges. By getting the law offices of Jeffrey Rubenstein involved in your probation violation case right away, we can assist you with:
- Early preparation and investigation, including interviewing witnesses and performing legal research
- Speaking to police and prosecutors to minimize the case or have it dismissed altogether
- Getting bail eliminated or reduced
- Negotiating alternatives to jail
- Acquiring motions to get the case dismissed or get evidence suppressed
We will do everything in our power to mount the most vigorous criminal defense available and to make sure your rights are protected. Among the reasons probation violation cases can be fought and successfully defended are: insufficient evidence, factual innocence, and proving that you actually complied with the terms of your probation.
Don’t waste another moment--If you or someone you love has been charged with a probation violation in Southern California, please contact the law offices of Jeffrey Rubenstein 24 hours a day at 310-477-2100 or send an email to jkrlaw@gmail.com to take your first step towards hiring a top-level criminal defense attorney