Question 41 When courts modify probation they can do all of the following, except modify the length of probation invoke a harsher sentence than the offender could have gotten at the initial disposition hearing change the existing conditions of probation to better fit probationer's needs increase conditions of probation

          Question 41
When courts modify probation they can do all of the following, except
modify the length of probation
invoke a harsher sentence than the offender could have gotten at the initial disposition hearing
change the existing conditions of probation to better fit probationer's needs
increase conditions of probation

Question 41
When courts modify probation they can do all of the following, except
modify the length of probation
invoke a harsher sentence than the offender could have gotten at the initial disposition hearing
change the existing conditions of probation to better fit probationer's needs
increase conditions of probation

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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Modify the length of probation: Courts have the authority to modify the length of probation based on the progress or behavior of the probationer. This means they can either extend or shorten the probation period. Show more…

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When courts modify probation, they can do all of the following, except: - Modify the length of probation - Invoke a harsher sentence than the offender could have gotten at the initial disposition hearing - Change the existing conditions of probation to better fit the probationer's needs - Increase conditions of probation