When you're on probation, you're on this paper[...] He's been on probation for 11 years.
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While Kim isn't willing to call off her relationship with Jimmy, it's clear that Jimmy isn't just on probation at his law firm — he's on probation with the woman he cares about, too.
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He's not allowed to drink any alcohol while on probation.
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He was released after 42 days and placed on probation.
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The kid was on probation and shouldn't have had it.
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Once you're on probation, your rights are substantially curtailed though.
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Adams is still on probation under a different parole officer.
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The sentence was suspended and he was put on probation.
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The police began investigating Mr. Lyons, who was on probation.
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Skye spent time on probation and now is at Vassar.
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But by September 2019, he was already released on probation.
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He was found and arrested early Sunday on probation violation charges.
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He is expected to be on probation afterwards, The Blast reports.
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He was charged with a felony, though, and placed on probation.
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McCaw was also disciplined by the school and put on probation.
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He served 20173 days in jail and five years on probation.
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USC's medical residencies and fellowships were placed on probation in April.
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The extra year on probation ended up costing her another $200.
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He served a year in prison and was released on probation.
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After her release, she will be on probation for five years.
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Whipple, 21, was arrested the next day on probation violation charges.
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"I'm on probation now until I'm 54," Lange, now 50, said.
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She was released from prison in 2015 and remains on probation.
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He puts Sam on probation and sends her on her way.
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Miller was a new recruit to the force, still on probation.
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At the time, she says Charlton was on probation for theft.
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Also, those on probation and parole have particularly high mortality rates.
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As a felon on probation he could not find steady work.
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I can't ... I'm on probation ... tell [the cops] I'm not here.
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Jereb is on probation after threatening a member of Florida Gov.
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After his release, Shkreli will be on probation for three years.
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A plea deal put her on probation, which she has violated.
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Now out on probation, she is seeking damages of $1 million.
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Additionally, while on probation, he cannot refuse a preliminary alcohol screening test.
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She will be on probation for two years after her jail term.
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He was just placed on probation for 45 months this past December.
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He served just 13 months before being released on probation in 2009.
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Although released on probation, he will also face trial on October 25.
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While I was on probation, I met a chef who mentored me.
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As a result, he will be on probation for the next year.
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Both men have also been barred from Center City while on probation.
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She's been sober for three years while attending school and on probation.
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Look at my brother he's doing more than 10 years on probation.
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Rigmaiden was released on probation in 2014 after taking a plea deal.
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But until we get a more revealing trailer, it's still on probation.
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Athletic Director Ian McCaw was sanctioned and placed on probation, Baylor said.
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Honestly, I haven't been on probation, because I've been being sexually assaulted.
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In Pennsylvania, hundreds of thousands of people are on probation or parole.
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He served four years in prison and was on probation until 2017.
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His employer got wise to the scheme and put Bracke on probation.
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She faced suspension last fall over vaping and was put on probation.
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And she ordered him to obtain mental health counseling while on probation.
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He'll remain on probation for the balance of the 12-month sentence.
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More than half of those on probation and parole are also untreated.
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Court records show that Bennett was on probation when he got arrested Sunday.
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We visited one school, which is currently on probation, for children with dyslexia.
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He received a suspended 23-day jail sentence and was placed on probation.
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He'll be on probation for another decade after he gets out of prison.
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He has a history of drug use and was on probation when arrested.
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At the time of the shooting, Blake would have still been on probation.
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Over half were on probation for felonies that carried penalties like Meek's case.
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As he met with Trump, Petraeus was still on probation from the deal.
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That's how he got on probation from the ages of 123 to 21.
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Once Masina gets out, he will spend the next 2 years on probation.
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Cops say Sandrock was on probation in Colorado for a firearms-related offense.
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As we reported ... Luann is on probation after striking a sweet plea deal.
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As part of the deal, she'll be placed on probation for a year.
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Provincial judges hand down lenient sentences and allow dangerous criminals out on probation.
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He was placed on the national sex-offender registry and put on probation.
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Mr. Slaton will serve nine months in custody and nine months on probation.
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He served 13 months in a Florida prison before being released on probation.
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He served 13 months in a Florida jail before being released on probation.
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She has made monthly payments of $750 since then and remains on probation.
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The actor will not serve time or be on probation, according to Tuttle.
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Low-level offenders are now released on probation or diverted to local jails.
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In 2016, there were 142,354 people on probation and parole in New York.
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Fall semester, I was on probation because of my grades — it killed me.
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He was on probation at the time for battery of an elderly person.
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Three years on probation -- with the first six months spent in home confinement.
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Anyone free on probation is, of course, not allowed to break the law.
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The rest were either on probation (about 163 million) or parole (about 870,000).
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Ms. Norton got 15 years: six in prison and the rest on probation.
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Mr. Mohammed was released on probation in 2013 and now works in construction.
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The school's athletic director, Ian McCaw, was also sanctioned and placed on probation.
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We want to support him, so similar to me being on probation for the past three or four years, you might be on probation and have seven other probation officers just looking out for our boy Ron for a little bit.
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He was placed on probation and ordered to perform 40 hours of community service.
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Half the time I was put on probation but I was still a bada–.
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He eventually spent about two years on probation and had to pay a fine.
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He said he wasn't on probation anymore, and that he was free at last.
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Lindsey, a convicted felon on probation, is the father of the two youngest children.
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Cameron Douglas tested positive for marijuana while on probation during a random drug testing.
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Half the time I was put on probation but I was still a badass.
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She was also put on probation for misdemeanor theft in 2009, the Chronicle reports.
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In 2015, one in 37 adults was on probation, in prison, or on parole.
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Hawkins was also reprimanded for ethical complaints over client billing and placed on probation.
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Instead, he'll just need counseling while on probation — and to pay a $400 fine.
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Instead, he'll just need counseling while on probation — and to pay a $103 fine.
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He will serve a 14-day sentence, then be on probation for a year.
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Ms. Kubiak was convicted of negligent homicide and sentenced to five years on probation.
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He was then released on probation for the remainder of his three-year sentence.
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VW will plead guilty to three felonies and be on probation for three years.
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More than five million Americans are currently in prison, on parole or on probation.
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More than 2.2 million Americans are incarcerated; 4.5 million are on probation or parole.
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But, those being released on probation or on bond will still face certain restrictions.
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He was given a suspended sentence of three years and was put on probation.
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They'd interview witnesses and place students on probation or expel them, in some cases.
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Melendez was on probation for a prior conviction of selling K2 at the park.
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"I'm on probation so I can't smoke marijuana," Gio said, by way of explanation.
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Mr. Williams, of Binghamton, N.Y., was on probation for a drug arrest from 2018.
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Alaniz, convicted in 1997, served five months in prison and 13 months on probation.
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Schwartz was also suspended and placed on probation in 2005, for a different offense.
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Three of the doctors were later released on probation, according to the Hurriyet newspaper.
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I.O.C. still getting tough: Russian male golfers allowed back into Olympics, but on probation.
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He later pleaded guilty to mishandling classified information, and was fined and put on probation.
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All of the doctors have since been released on probation, the association said on Twitter.
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But Petraeus fell from grace over the mishandling of classified information and remains on probation.
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He had been on probation for beating a mail carrier in 2014, according to WBZ.
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In 2003, she was convicted of laundering money in New Jersey and placed on probation.
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A court spokesman also said the man had been put on probation for three years.
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The court put him on probation for five years and house arrest for 180 days.
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Brown was held on probation revocation with no bond for an unrelated kidnapping, Smith said.
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He was put on probation, forfeited 30 vacation days, and ordered to pay back $6,000.
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Brown was held on probation revocation with no bond for an unrelated kidnapping, police said.
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At the time of the shooting last week, Blake would have still been on probation.
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Police say Smith was on probation for aggravated assault at the time of the attack.
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In April, Kodak was arrested while on probation after police suspected him of purchasing drugs.
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I finished my mandatory minimum prison sentence about a year ago and I'm on probation.
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Today, more than 1 million women are either behind bars or on probation or parole.
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Larry Hogan's veto and restored voting rights to felons who are on probation or parole.
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He was sentenced to several days behind bars and placed on probation for two years.
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Kim stays on probation and everything must be completed by the next hearing in November.
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Police evenutally caught Tim driving a minibus full of refugees, and he's now on probation.
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He will be on probation for eight years after leaving prison, the news service added.
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Pennsylvania has the second-highest rate of residents on probation or parole in the nation.
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Petraeus pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor offense in 2015 and served two years on probation.
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Now he's 493, so he has been on probation for basically his entire adult life.
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All five were to be placed on probation for the next year, Sheriff Butler said.
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Chahal pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault charges and was placed on probation for three years.
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The pair will also be on probation for three years after their prison sentences end.
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The judge released him on probation but imposed a lifetime restraining order to protect me.
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Most states prohibit people from voting while they're in prison, on parole, or on probation.
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He is let out of The detention center Early On probation // with an Ankle monitor.
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In London, Uber is on probation after it was temporarily banned for flouting safety rules.
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Ravenel will pay a $500 fine and go on probation in lieu of jail time.
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Schmid will be on probation for the next two years, according to the Purdue Exponent.
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She was also placed on probation for three years, according to the city attorney's office.
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Additionally, Minnesota does not allow citizens to vote when they are on probation or parole.
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He was sentenced to 16 years in prison, and was released on probation last year.
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He does not have to plead guilty but will be on probation for 3 months.
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Most states don't let felons who are in prison, on parole, or on probation vote.
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"Once you get any type of violation, a judge can actually extend the time that you have been on probation or parole, which could actually set up a perpetual state of being on probation or parole for an indefinite amount of time," Harris told Hill.
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She was put on probation and sentenced to perform community service and to attend AA meetings.
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While on probation, he cannot refuse a preliminary alcohol screening test if requested by law enforcement.
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Abe is on probation (just take a look at that handshake at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse).
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In September, he pleaded guilty to the charge and was placed on probation for 18 months.
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Jason Tidwell, 18, has been charged with tampering with evidence and possessing weapons while on probation.
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Sandrock is on probation in Colorado for "disorderly conduct and discharging a firearm," according to police.
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Mill was on probation after being sentenced for gun and drug charges in 2008, CNN explains.
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Kate's on probation for assault, and this could land her in jail for an extended stay.
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German was arrested for "endangering safety due to a firearm" and put on probation, said Kowalczyk.
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The clients are on probation, and as part of that, they've agreed to complete their treatment.
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Across the street in a state courthouse, she would have been put on probation, he says.
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Michael Douglas' son Cameron tested positive for marijuana while on probation after being released from prison.
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Larry Hogan's veto to allow convicted felons currently on probation or parole to vote in Maryland.
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Guillory was on probation for a 2015 incident involving an ATM theft and a police encounter.
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Mason served nine months, and was released on probation in June 2016, according to court documents.
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Indeed, placing these youth on probation incurs taxpayer costs that are better spent on academic interventions.
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According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, more than 44,85033 people are on probation in Philadelphia alone.
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Afterwards, she called the police and was arrested for assisting a suicide (she's now on probation).
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He was released on probation on July 15, 2017, according to the Burlington County court clerk.
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Lindsey was a convicted felon on probation after pleading no contest to arson and battery charges.
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"Criminality"—Jay Z once stabbed a guy in the stomach and spent three years on probation.
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JT's not completely outta the woods, because legal docs show she's on probation for a year.
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Meek is on probation for a weapons and drug conviction, so this could be a violation.
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Approximately 94,000 people (a large majority of whom are on probation) were disenfranchised as of 2016.
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In 2014, he was put on probation by the board as a result of patient complaints.
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The scandal was so serious that the university's accreditation body briefly placed the university on probation.
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Enrollment plunged, however, after the American Bar Association's accreditors placed the school on probation in November.
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Both were put on probation for 12 months, keeping them from participating in the Tokyo Olympics.
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You'll do this 10 days and then you'll come out and you'll do everything on probation.
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He pleaded guilty last year and was put on probation for three months, the Star reported.
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An arrest for possession of pot and LSD with intent to distribute landed him on probation.
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Hoffa was released from prison after almost five years on probation granted by the Nixon Administration.
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He will also serve three years on probation and pay millions in restitution for tax fraud.
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Louisville captures N.C.A.A. men's basketball championship, placed on probation in emotional ceremony while cutting down net.
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After his sentence ends, he will be on probation for 8 years, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
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Anyone still on probation, under court supervision, or facing a new charge usually cannot leave the country.
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The bulk of the decrease was due to a drop in the number of people on probation.
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But Meek's no Putin -- he gave the ring back (good thing, since he's still technically on probation).
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People on probation hold are generally held in county facilities while the agent completes a violation investigation.
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Olivera saw the team's positive impact on Serna, who was on probation for several alcohol-related offenses.
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We talked to Christie while he's on probation at his family's (non-cannabis) farm in Pahala, Hawaii.
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To be placed on probation you've got to plead guilty or be found guilty of a crime.
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He'll also be on probation for 12 months and he must perform 50 hours of community service.
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However, he was already on probation for a 2014 bar fight where he knocked out a guy.
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They also promised to lower the deportation threshold, making it an option even for those on probation.
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He's also on probation for a year ... and isn't allowed to contact the victim for a year.
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Plus, Soulja is on probation for a weapons charge from 2014, so ... he's flirting with a violation.
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If they cannot pay fees, impoverished offenders may, like Dequan, spend extra months and years on probation.
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The same year, he also pleaded guilty to harassment and was placed on probation for a year.
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The majority — 80 percent — were placed on probation for an average of 326 days, the paper reported.
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Since 2007, 18 states have implemented policies allowing individuals on probation to earn time for exemplary performance.
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In the subsequent two years, the number of people on probation convicted of new crimes substantially declined.
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The first time Stewart Martin tried knockoff weed he was 953 and on probation for marijuana possession.
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The school had to forfeit every game Acha played and was put on probation for four years.
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He was then placed on probation for five years, a period that has been extended several times.
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When asked outside the courtroom whether she would climb another structure while on probation, Ms. Okoumou demurred.
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Flynn's defense says he should not get any jail time and should simply be put on probation.
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Shortly after Bracke's employers put him on probation, his parents, Sally and Steve, visited him in Virginia.
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Zach will be on probation for 5 years and must spend a year in a residential program.
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He was also placed on probation for 3 years ... unless he paid off his tab sooner than that.
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Came back, was arrested for drunk driving, received probation, was arrested again while on probation with drunk driving.
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He'll remain on probation for a year, and will be required to perform 50 hours of community service.
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"We requested (the court) to release them on probation under watch," she said via the messaging app Telegram.
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"He's been on probation for nearly 10 years," Joe Tacopina, one of Mill's lawyers, told CNN last year.
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Carruth will be on probation for the next nine months and has been barred from leaving the state.
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Lindsey, 35, was on probation and had a criminal history involving arson, battery and theft, court records show.
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He pleaded guilty to a related charge that same year, and was placed on probation for two years.
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"The right to asylum can be lost if someone is convicted, on probation or jailed," the chancellor said.
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In 2009, Mr Esquivel-Quintana served 90 days in jail and five years on probation for statutory rape.
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That's why he's always so careful about what he does and who he's seen with — he's on probation.
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He was placed on probation and when he violated it in October, the police arrived to arrest him.
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Three officers also pleaded guilty to fraud and were put on probation after paying restitution, the Times reported.
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Holly Greiner, 31, will be on probation for 15 years after her prison stint, court officials tell PEOPLE.
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Reforms in 2015 meant that those serving less than a year were placed on probation after their release.
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Since then, the university has placed on probation or suspended 13 fraternities associated with alcohol misconduct and hazing.
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Cameron recently appeared in court after testing positive for marijuana while on probation after being released from prison.
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According to police, Campbell was already on probation from a January conviction in a misdemeanor hit-and-run.
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He served five months was placed on probation for eight years, which is when Meek's saga really began.
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In 2015, there were nearly 3.8 million American adults on probation, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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The Rams took him with the sixth pick of the 1996 NFL Draft, while he was on probation.
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The NCAA's Committee on Infractions found insufficient evidence to punish Sherrill but did place Mississippi State on probation.
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Controversial vlogger Logan Paul will have ads restored to his YouTube videos, but he still remains on probation.
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A third man, who liaised with the refugees' family members in Germany, was given two years on probation.
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He'll also be on probation for 3 years, unless he pays off the $1.3 mil sooner than that.
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In 2016, while he was on probation, cops descended on his home after the rapper threatened people online.
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The incident could be devastating for Jones -- who is already on probation for a hit and run conviction.
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It could cost Meek even more because he's on probation, and that means jail time is a possibility.
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Mills previously spent eight months in jail and five years on probation for the gun and drug case.
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The court granted his motion and Mason was released on probation in June 2016, according to court documents.
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But the state medical board took action, suspending Friedman's license and putting him on probation for five years.
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The informant, a convicted burglar on probation, turned the bombs in to authorities on Monday, the complaint said.
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Turner, who remains on probation after being found guilty of three felonies, was released after serving three months.
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"He's been on probation for nearly 10 years," Joe Tacopina, one of Mill's lawyers, told CNN in 2017.
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They also weren't on probation, which results in the return of many people to jail for minor violations.
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"When he was on probation he gave this as his address, but he wasn't living here," she said.
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He was released from prison in 2015 because of a serious illness, and he was placed on probation.
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He's been ordered to serve 30 days in county jail, and will be on probation for 3 years.
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He's also been ordered to undergo domestic violence counseling, and cannot booze or take drugs while on probation.
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In 33 states, various groups of people on probation or parole can be denied the right to vote.
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She's "completely dispensable," he said on CNBC's "Squawk Box," adding that she should at least be put on probation.
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YouTube announced it has taken down two channels operated by a couple who are on probation for child neglect.
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Online users were outraged to learn the couple was still making videos despite being on probation for child neglect.
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Jereb was already on probation for an unrelated extortion case that barred him from having any weapons, including knives.
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"For the record Offset is NOT ON PROBATION," she wrote with an unamused emoji and an eye-rolling emoji.
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He was on probation for misdemeanor intimidation, but he reportedly lied to his probation officers about owning multiple rifles.
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After Couch serves whatever jail term Salvant decides as a probation condition, Couch will be released -- again, on probation.
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He turned out to be a thrill-seeking junkie who was on probation for assault against a family member.
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Ball is now on probation for the next 18 months and MUST remain sober as part of the deal.
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Greenpark's license is on probation after it prepared the wrong medication for three children, sending one to the hospital.
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Before his latest arrest, Cummins was scheduled to remain on probation until 2027, the Tennessee Department of Correction said.
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Additionally, Ravi had to complete 309 hours of community service and counseling and was on probation until this year.
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In a statement, Mothers Against Drunk Driving said it was "small consolation" that Mr. Couch would remain on probation.
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He was put on probation, placed in a domestic nonviolence program and ordered to undergo a mental health screening.
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He's also on probation for a previous incident, where he allegedly put a knife to his ex-wife's throat.
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Duffy reportedly pled guilty last Thursday and will be placed on probation ... and had to pay a $1,220 fine.
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We did some digging, and according to Alameda County court records ... Ion's currently on probation for receiving stolen property.
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Findling says the rapper will be on house arrest for a few months and will then be on probation.
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Soulja is currently on probation and the offenses go back 8 years ... when he was convicted of weapons violations.
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The 20-year-old was on probation in Indiana for threatening people with a gun in two separate incidents.
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Florida Science Foundation is also where Epstein served his community service requirements once out on probation, according to WPTV.
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Williams-Bolar was also put on probation for three years and required to complete 22019 hours of community service.
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She was found guilty and was placed on probation following a brief time spent in prison, per court documents.
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Three officers also pleaded guilty to fraud and were put on probation after paying restitution, according to the Times.
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On season seven, we see Ramos made it out of jail and is on probation in New York City.
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Manafort was sentenced to less than a woman who voted while on probation without knowing she wasn't allowed to.
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His case has been a huge social justice cause, and he recently announced he is no longer on probation.
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When Mr. Vann left state custody, he had completed the terms of his sentence and was not on probation.
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In the diversion program, Woods will spend a year on probation and pay a $250 fine and court costs.
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Perkins has been placed on probation and will have to pay nearly $100,000 in fines, penalties, and veterinary bills.
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Lawson is currently on probation stemming from his 2015 drunk driving case in Denver -- but the Denver Probation Dept.
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She was sentenced to 10 years, with two years to serve and the rest on probation, according to the spokesperson.
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Cassidy, 65, will also spend two years on probation over the September 2015 infraction, the Fort Lauderdale-based newspaper said.
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Other states apply restrictions based on whether someone is in prison, on probation, on parole, or has completed a sentence.
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Saavedra-Roman agreed to work the flight — she was new at the company and still on probation, her husband said.
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He was on probation for a narcotics-related arrest and had served time in prison on a burglary conviction, Sgt.
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In America, for example, incarcerating a federal convict costs eight times as much as putting the same convict on probation.
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At first they allowed him to remain on campus, but on probation, which was basically a slap on the wrist.
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At the same time, all 68 of USC's medical residencies and fellowships were placed on probation, an extraordinarily rare penalty.
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Two weeks later, Gu received a letter from VUMC stating that he was being placed on probation until March 2018.
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While on probation, I drank heavily, smoked pot, and didn't go to the Narcotics Anonymous meetings I was supposed to.
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In addition being on probation until June 27, 2019, Hansen has already attended a chemical dependency assessment and treatment evaluation.
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" The outlet confirmed that the dick pic culprits won't be terminated from their positions as aviators, but they're on "probation.
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He remains on probation and is ordered to complete his remaining community service and see a psychiatrist twice a week.
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Authorities say the convicted felon was out on probation when he shot and wounded Officer Kevin Valencia late Sunday night.
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Worse yet, in a country whose population is about 12 percent black, 30 percent of those on probation are black.
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As we've reported, the rapper's been on probation ever since then, and he's currently in prison for violating that probation.
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She had been on probation at the time of her arrest for jewelry theft at another Atlanta mall in 2014.
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Previous law forbade people who are serving a felony sentence — whether in prison, on probation, or on parole — from voting.
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If she does that, she'll remain on probation for the rest of the sentence -- that's the good news for her.
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Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a drunk driving accident in 2013, when he was 16.
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James Wesley Howell is currently on probation after copping a plea to pointing a gun at a neighbor last year.
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Athletic Director Ian McCaw was placed on probation, the board said, while Mr. Briles was suspended with intention to terminate.
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The Medical Board of California placed one of the leading vaccine skeptics on probation after accusing him of gross negligence.
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In 2014, Bynes was sentenced to three years on probation in a plea deal that resolved a drunken driving charge.
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Juvenile Trackers are individuals charged with monitoring and providing aid to youth convicted of a crime or placed on probation.
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Like millions of others, many of those on probation or out on parole are trying to cope with physical pain.
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Alabama reduced the kinds of crimes that could disqualify someone from voting, and California restored voting to people on probation.
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Ms. Mason, who was on probation for tax fraud, cast a provisional ballot with the help of a poll worker.
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They were put on probation for three years, had to go through a sex-offender training, and go to therapy.
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She used the present tense, though her husband, who was in jail for six years, is now out on probation.
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But instead of sending them to prison, Judge Curtin gave them suspended one-year sentences and put them on probation.
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Mr. Bentley was sentenced to a suspended jail term, fined $7,000, placed on probation and ordered to complete community service.
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A high school football game was reportedly canceled after cheerleaders were placed on probation for holding a pro-Trump sign.
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According to the Cornell statement, the chapter is still on probation, and will still be subject to other disciplinary actions.
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I then served four years on probation, and my level of supervision was gradually reduced as I demonstrated good behavior.
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He was charged in a sexual assault case, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was placed on probation in 1969.
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Offender characteristics are mainly driven by the defendant's criminal history (how many prior convictions, crimes committed while on probation, etc.).
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For police officers, he said, that typically takes over 700 hours of full-time training and a year on probation.
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As part of his sentence, he's served 15 days in jail, and will have to spend the next year on probation.
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These alleged incidents would have occurred while he was on probation for his assault against his ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.
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Way, who is on probation following a 2014 arrest for possessing a loaded weapon, is not allowed to own a weapon.
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Critics question whether Petraeus, who is still on probation, will be able to get the security clearance needed to be confirmed.
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"Our foundation is focusing on probation and parole," Mill told the Inquirer and other Philadelphia media after the city hall event.
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On Friday, the Bachelor alum, 22014, accepted a suspended two-year prison sentence to serve two years on probation, according E!
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Which is why his release on probation Thursday, three years before his sentence was due to end, has proved so contentious.
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An earlier version of this article said that the accreditation of the university's entire medical school had been placed on probation.
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In exchange for pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges, she'll effectively serve one year in prison and then three years on probation.
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Its license has been on probation since November 813, when authorities found it had compounded the wrong drug for three children.
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After all, Gilley said, companies typically do not tell staff when a colleague is put on probation for job performance issues.
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Instead, Chahal agreed to three years on probation, a year-long domestic violence rehabilitation course and 25 hours of community service.
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The other is Hanwha Group's CEO, who is currently out on probation while he is serving time for embezzlement and fraud.
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In exchange for her testimony against McCarthy, Bond was sentenced to time served and is expected to be released on probation.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us during the search, cops found ammunition, which he's not allowed to possess while on probation.
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While Brown's no longer on probation for beating his ex, we're guessing his lawyers would agree this is a bad look.
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He was also put on probation back in 2015 after attacking several people during his stint at a mental health facility.
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After all, let's not forget when Lindsay Lohan blamed it for upping her blood alcohol content while she was on probation.
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Instead, Boyd was slapped with recruiting violations that led to his resignation, and the boys' basketball program was put on probation.
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He had reportedly been placed on probation following an arrest on the charge of resisting an officer with violence in 2016.
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The 18-year-old is on probation after pleading no contest to the previous charge and spent 21 days in jail.
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PG&E was placed on probation and fined $1.6 billion by the commission for unsafe operation of its gas transmission system.
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Farrell and Southern were the only executies to get jail time; others were ordered to pay fines and put on probation.
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At her sentencing, the judge also placed Mathers on probation for three years, according to the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office.
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On Thursday, in accordance with the terms of his sentencing, Mr. Lindh was released from prison on probation three years early.
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I'm the office new guy, midcareer, generally liked but still on probation; she's a senior lead, and everyone knows she's nuts.
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The A.B.A.'s accrediting body had placed the school on probation after finding its disclosures for students fell short of requirements.
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Charlotte Law School in North Carolina, which the A.B.A. placed on probation in November, has suspended the admission of new students.
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Three of the medical association members were later released on probation after appearing at an Ankara court on Friday, Hurriyet reported.
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What do you call a person with a criminal conviction who has been incarcerated and is now on probation or parole?
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Mr. Brown had been on probation after being convicted in the 2009 felony assault of his then-girlfriend, the superstar Rihanna.
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Almost a year later, she pleaded guilty to the charges and was placed on probation and given time to make repairs.
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Others hurried to plead guilty for no better reason than that being on probation was cheaper than paying for a monitor.
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"Manafort was sentenced to less than a woman who voted while on probation without knowing she wasn't allowed to," he tweeted.
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Officer Scatà was a junior officer who had joined the police force just nine months ago and was still on probation.
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KATHLEEN MERCHANT was already on probation when she got into an argument with her room-mate, who called the Indianapolis police.
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"It's really wrong to be permanently putting people on these lists," said Vincent Schiraldi, an expert on probation at Columbia University.
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He was put on parole for this crime, and in June, he ended up in jail for using drugs while on probation.
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But at her mother's urging, Mason went to cast her vote in the 2000 presidential election while on probation in Tarrant County.
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But at her mother's urging, Mason went to cast her vote in the 2016 presidential election while on probation in Tarrant County.
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He could face up to 11 years in prison, though federal documents show prosecutors plan to recommend he be put on probation.
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The other 3 charges will go away if he stays out of trouble while on probation -- all part of a plea deal.
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Prosecutors say 23-year-old Aziz Ihab Sayyed of Huntsville must spend the rest of his life on probation following his release.
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Maruna will also spend 120 days on house arrest after his week in jail, and will be on probation for three years.
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With his program already in hot water, McDonnell saw Thompson as a potential troublemaker the program could ill afford while on probation.
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"It seems there is an attempt to keep me on probation for the rest of my medical career," Sears wrote on Facebook.
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At the time of the crash, Campbell was already on probation from a prior conviction in a misdemeanor hit-and-run case.
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Director of Athletics Ian McCaw is expected to oversee changes in the football and other sports programs, but was put on probation.
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She will spend the remainder of her sentence on probation, a spokesperson from Georgia's Jeff Davis County District Attorney's Office tells PEOPLE.
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Following an investigation last year by university officials that concluded in January 2018, the chapter was put on probation for two years.
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It does not change state law, which currently bars convicted felons from voting unless they are on probation or have completed parole.
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In Georgia, the worst of the states, more than one in every 15 adults is on probation, in prison, or on parole.
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However, if they are "convicted or placed on probation, the court typically terminates ownership, and the pet will be available for adoption."
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Having possession of ammo is a huge no-no 'cause Soulja's on probation for a weapons case that dates back to 2014.
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Mexico deported him yesterday after he and his mom somehow thought it was okay to leave Texas while he was on probation.
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After pleading guilty to the charges related to her driveway, Brucker had to cough up $100 and spend six months on probation.
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Leone said Howell was on probation in that case and was subject to a restraining order which prohibited him from possessing firearms.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that he was on probation after serving 12 years in state prison for armed robbery, aggravated battery, and carjacking.
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As of yesterday, YouTube restored ads to Paul's channel, Polygon reports, but the service is putting him on probation for 90 days.
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The country's prison system says there are more people on probation (about 14,000) than in prison (about 4,500) on a given day.
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Her character, however, was put on probation after she violated due process and was forced to stop working with the SVU team.
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He received a suspended jail sentence and was placed on probation after being convicted of driving under the influence and evading arrest.
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As we reported ... he was also facing a stolen property case in Alameda County, and is currently on probation for that one.
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And lucky later, while on probation, that three police officers did not find a gun he had been holding for a friend.
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All were on probation or parole for felony convictions, which in North Carolina and many other states disqualifies a person from voting.
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The company was put on probation for three years, with a former federal prosecutor overseeing its compliance with ethics and regulatory measures.
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Since Ms. Mason's prison sentence, he has revamped his material to include more prominent warnings against voting while on probation or parole.
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Mr. Cole was a familiar figure to police officers, had a history of drug use and was on probation, the sheriff said.
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He was also looking for a job, although it was hard as a felon on probation to get past a background check.
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Mr. Safran joined the New School faculty in 1993 at a time when the clinical psychology program had been placed on probation.
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Huffman will also pay a $30,000 fine, serve 250 hours of community service, and spend a year on probation, according to Variety.
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Cole has a history of drug use and was known by authorities, the sheriff said, adding that he was currently on probation.
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It further notes that Adkins — who is being held without bond — was on probation after serving two years in prison for manslaughter.
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Ware became the first African-American quarterback—and also the first player from a program on probation—to win the Heisman trophy.
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He was placed on probation, sentenced to 30 hours of community service and ordered to write a letter apologizing to the victim.
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And it's important not to say "Drug detoxifier" or "I'm on probation" or "employment drug test" because they won't sell it to you.
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Prosecutors were looking for treatment for Piche, according to Dziuba, who said Piche will receive sex offender counseling and treatment while on probation.
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The Justice Department said BNP Paribas will not be put on probation, given its "substantial" efforts to improve oversight and avoid a recurrence.
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Dr. Bob Sears, an outspoken critic of mandatory vaccinations, has been placed on probation for 35 months by the Medical Board of California.
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The state medical board took away 57 licenses, while putting 197 doctors on probation in the last fiscal year, according to the Times.
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Woods is expected to enter a guilty plea in a Palm Beach Gardens court to the lesser charge and be placed on probation.
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As conditions of his release, Lindh will spend three years on probation and will be barred from having devices that access the internet.
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The UEFA disciplinary panel also put Bulgaria on probation for two years, which should include most of the 0003 World Cup qualifying program.
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Tony, who can't be near the detoxing Justin as he's currently on probation, enlists Sheri to help Justin through the difficult withdrawal process.
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That rule prohibits retroactive payments to individuals during periods for which such individuals are prisoners, on probation, are parole violators or fugitive felons.
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Instead, he was placed on probation for 10 years and released from custody in January, despite vowing to return and "finish the job."
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And I would have been very skittish on ESPN, especially over the last couple of years, because we were on probation so often.
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Weightlifting is effectively 'on probation' at Tokyo 2020, having been told its place on the Olympic Games schedule beyond then is under review.
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As a result, he will not serve any prison time but he will serve the remaining nine years and four months on probation.
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In cross-examination, Kilgore pointed out that Doerr was on probation and could have been arrested for solicitation in a September 2015 sting.
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For that Senate office caper, he pleaded guilty to entering a federal property under false pretenses and was put on probation and fined.
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The driver, Karlos Cashe, was on probation for some 2015 drug charges when he was pulled over by a traffic cop last March.
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In July of 2014, Bieber was placed on probation for two years following a plea deal for vandalizing his neighbor's home with eggs.
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There's some history between Brown and prosecutors, who wanted him jailed several times while he was on probation in the Rihanna beating case.
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A Hawaii judge is prohibiting a man convicted of car theft from drinking Pepsi, his favorite soft drink, while he is on probation.
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"I have been on probation for one year, six months, and I think I have done very well," he said at a rally.
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Odebrecht is expected to remain imprisoned until the end of 2017 and remain on probation for several years in exchange for his testimony.
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Additionally, excessive supervision periods remain, ranging from up to 40 years on probation for some in Minnesota to lifetime parole sentences in Nebraska.
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Kyle Busch was fined $10,000 and placed on probation until April 27 for failing to meet his news media obligations after the TreatMyClot.
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The reform also does nothing to change the voting ineligibility of about 91,000 people living in the community while on probation or parole.
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To make matters worse for Dennis, he was on probation at the time of his arrest from his 2016 wrong way crash case.
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The University's participation in the department's tuition-assistance program was placed on probation partly due to regulatory investigations, the company said in October.
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Latsha remembers thinking the worst that would happen was they might get in trouble for hanging out when they were all on probation.
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Released on probation, she was caught doing silicone enhancement procedures again in March 2500 and was sent back to prison for nine months.
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Judicial records showed Mr. Drayton was charged with felony strangulation and sentenced effectively to three years in jail and three years on probation.
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Tiger Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving on Friday and will be put on probation for a year and attend a rehabilitation program.
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DMX is on probation and gets tested randomly for drugs and alcohol ... so another failed test could result in him back behind bars.
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Had Mr. Flick been imprisoned longer or remained on probation, the authorities might have been able to keep a closer eye on him.
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The cops checked it out, and sure enough ... Justin was on probation, so they went to his place to see what was up.
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Nick Kyrgios, the temperamental and talented Australian tennis player, was set to be put on probation for six months by the ATP Tour.
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The decision by the juvenile court judge to put him on probation for 10 years outraged victims' families and anti-drunk driving advocates.
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The Mustangs were placed on probation for two years and were barred from playing in bowl games or televising their games in 1981.
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She remained on probation for almost seven years, living with her mother and taking jobs through the probation office, cooking and serving meals.
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At the time of his arrest, Cleary was reportedly on probation in Jefferson County, CO, for the felony convictions of stalking and threatening women.
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Mill was previously in jail for eight months and on probation for five years due to a 2008 conviction for gun and drug charges.
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The issue carries a special weight for him because of his own time in prison and on probation, which critics said was unjustifiably long.
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Normand said Neveaux admitted to the shooting, saying he was on probation and did not want to go to jail for possessing a firearm.
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He was also accused of sexual assault by two female students, and eventually put on probation for the remainder of his time at Yale.
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The pharmacy's license was on probation for two years after it accidentally compounded the wrong drug for three children, sending one to the hospital.
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The doping problem led to weightlifting being put on probation by the IOC, which wants constant updates – with the next one due in June.
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Problem was ... he was already on probation for a brutal 2014 bar fight, so he got a year in the slammer for violating probation.
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Meek Mill says his history with opioid addiction, while he was on probation, is the perfect example of why Pennsylvania needs criminal justice reform.
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After pleading guilty in May for assaulting an Uber driver, Deadliest Catch star Sig Hansen was put on probation and given a deferred sentence.
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Per his plea agreement, McIntosh was sentenced to life in prison followed by 30 years on probation, according to the Gwinnett County prosecutor's office.
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Before he went to Mexico, Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a 2013 drunken driving accident when he was 16.
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In fact, he dismisses her accusations as total BS. The allegations could be damaging for Short, who is already on probation for felony assault.
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Kate was already on probation for a 2015 incident in New Orleans when she allegedly got wasted on a plane and threatened the crew.
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In January, he was on probation after serving time for a burglary charge; an arrest of any kind would've sent him back to lockup.
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He repeatedly cited an environment of peer pressure, drinking and promiscuity, factors he said he would use his time on probation to advocate against.
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She also said she voted in the November election, despite being on probation for a felony conviction, a violation of North Carolina state law.
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Instead, he will serve two years on probation, in both Massachusetts and Ohio, where he was planning to attend college, according to court documents.
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At the time of his arrest, Williams was on probation until 2021 for grand theft motor vehicle, according to the Florida Department of Corrections.
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Poulsen's piece also includes Brooks's age, city of residence and a note that he is on probation after a guilty plea for domestic battery.
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The complaint said that Barnett was a registered sex offender and was on probation for felonies that included kidnapping, sexual battery and grand theft.
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Here's the real problem for Ortiz -- he's already on probation stemming from a 2015 battery at a Kenny Chesney concert at the Rose Bowl.
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Following the explosion, PG&E was placed on probation and fined $1.6 billion by the commission for unsafe operation of its gas transmission system.
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Andrew, who is on probation after breaking into cars, has been skipping mandated counseling appointments, and it's not the first time he's upset Regina.
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Today, more than 200,000 women are behind bars, in both jails and prisons, and more than one million women are on probation or parole.
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Meanwhile, 4.5 million people — roughly one out of every 55 adults in the country — are on probation, parole, or another form of community supervision.
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Chris was on probation at the time of the window-smashing incident stemming from another violent outburst -- the 2009 domestic violence incident with Rihanna.
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They could be put on probation if they disobey these rules, or they could kick out people that individually break some of the rules.
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Tuttamore is still on probation, but he was freed from custody in March 2015 after an 2120-year sentence with 2172 served at ADX.
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According to court documents, Morris was on probation for felony burglary after he stole items valued at less than $1,500 from his landlord's garage.
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In the incident on Sunday, Mr. Williams, of Binghamton, N.Y. — who was on probation for a drug arrest from 26 — was carrying a loaded .
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Jocelyn recalled urinating in a bottle as a child so her mother, a longtime heroin addict, would pass her drug tests while on probation.
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" Murguia also "engaged in a years-long extramarital sexual relationship with a drug-using individual who was then on probation and is now incarcerated.
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The school was forced to vacate wins from two seasons and put on probation, while Ollie was effectively prevented from coaching for three years.
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Arizona Summit Law in Phoenix is the second school owned by InfiLaw to be placed on probation for failing to meet A.B.A. accreditation standards.
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For the final stage of training, flight attendants start working full-time but remain "on probation," which means that they can't lead any flights.
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On Thursday, authorities had detained seven people over the blast, of which four have been formally arrested and three have been released on probation.
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The Olympic committee could also put the gymnastics federation on probation, which would be a way to warn it that it needs to change.
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In return, the district attorney's office tells TMZ Sports Lester got probation -- but the D.A. wouldn't tell us how long he's on probation for.
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The fix only required one snip of twine, but it still cost him $1,500 in fines, and now he's on probation for 2 years.
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It is unlikely Petraeus would be able to get the necessary security clearances while he is on probation, a term due to end in April.
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Under the terms of the plea agreement, Anderson will be placed on probation for the next three years and has to complete court-mandated counseling.
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Qureiris's sentence includes time served since his arrest in 2014, with the four final years on probation, leaving him with three years left in prison.
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The star was previously in jail for eight months and on probation for five years due to a 2008 conviction for gun and drug charges.
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The American Bar Association this week announced that it was putting Arizona Summit Law School on probation due to egregiously low bar exam passage rates.
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The paper reported that Sumpter — who was convicted of felony first-degree assault — also will have to spend three years following his release on probation.
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In 2009, she was fined $82,500 and placed on probation for cursing out and threatening a lines person who called a foot fault against her.
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She pleaded guilty to aggravated battery and bail jumping stemming from violent antiwar protests and was fined $1,500 and placed on probation for three years.
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He pled no contest and he's on probation, which makes the most recent DUI all the more serious, because it comes with mandatory jail time.
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The rapper was previously in jail for eight months and on probation for five years following a conviction for gun and drug charges in 2008.
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The former Virginia Tech standout is already on probation stemming from an assault case earlier this year -- and could now face serious time behind bars.
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Orange is the new red, white and blue: People who are convicted felons aren't allowed to vote while in prison, on parole or on probation.
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Whilst on probation following her 2011 prison stay, Castillo was caught performing silicone injections again in March 2014, and returned to prison for nine months.
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Since Cashe was already on probation for an earlier weed and coke bust, he was carted off to the Seminole County Jail and denied bond.
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Here's the real problem for Ortiz -- he's already on probation stemming from a 2015 battery case at a Kenny Chesney concert at the Rose Bowl.
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Under the penal reform, convicts with up to two years left in sentences are eligible for release on probation, extending the period from one year.
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As for why Portwood's on probation ... you'll recall she pled guilty to 2 felonies -- domestic battery and intimidation -- in her domestic violence case with Glennon.
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Youth should be put on probation only when doing so is deemed the most effective method of holding them accountable and for promoting public safety.
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These men and women face the difficult task of supervising offenders that have been convicted of crimes and subsequently released on probation or supervised release.
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In New York, felons can vote when they are on probation or after they have completed parole, according to the New York Civil Liberties Union.
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Taxpayers spend a quarter trillion dollars per year to arrest, try, sentence, and supervise the 7 million adults behind bars or on probation and parole.
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Schools thus far have been allowed to avoid being held accountable, although at least two have been placed on probation for low bar passage rates.
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Eventually, at the urging of his girlfriend, Mr. Meek returned the gun because he was on probation and wanted to stay out of trouble himself.
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Patrin added that her sister and Kearney were both on probation when Rice was murdered and were questioned by their probation officer about the homicide.
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The University in October was placed on probation, which barred the unit from recruiting students on military bases or using federal money to fund tuition.
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"I am a new employee on probation, and it does not look good to arrive over an hour late for an appointment," Ms. Hernandez said.
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Browder denied the charges, but he was on probation for a previous incident and was sent to the Rikers Island jail complex to await trial.
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While his medical license is active in California and he continues to run a practice in San Diego, he has twice been placed on probation.
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But the sentence was suspended and he was put on probation for two years, Stacie Bilyeu, Mr. Berry's lawyer, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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In addition to Mr. Williams's bill, the city also passed a bill that would stop the city from requiring marijuana testing for people on probation.
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He had little experience in publishing and was also on probation, having pleaded guilty in 2007 to backdating stock options at a video game company.
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"No legitimate or rational government interest is served by barring people from voting while they're on probation," said ACLU of Minnesota staff attorney David McKinney.
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It paid $4.3 billion in penalties and was put on probation for three years, with a monitor overseeing its compliance with ethics and regulatory measures.
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As part of the deal, Princess was put on probation for five years, and other Carnival cruise ship companies were subject to audits and oversight.
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She was placed on probation for eight months and ordered to stay away from Woodland Mall, according to records in Kentwood District Court obtained by WZZM.
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Shusterman was placed on probation in the mid-1990s after pleading guilty in a case in which he was charged with conspiring to defraud the IRS.
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He pleaded guilty to a felony, avoided jail time, and was on probation for three years, during which he was not allowed to touch a computer.
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The auto parts supplier will be required to make significant reforms and be on probation and under the oversight of an independent monitor for three years.
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Ronaldo is unlikely to go to prison as Spanish law states a sentence of under two years for a first offence can be served on probation.
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In 2002, while still on probation for the public indecency charges, he allegedly fondled himself in front of middle school girls at a Martinsville bus stop.
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The charges arise from a trip Couch and her son, Ethan Couch, took to Mexico while he was serving 10 years on probation for intoxication manslaughter.
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She did, and discovered she had remained on probation through the rest of her teenage years despite, she says, never being visited by a parole officer.
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Wallace spent 17 years in prison for a previous assault with a deadly weapon conviction, was released in 2017, and was still on probation, she said.
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In docs, the judge noted her criminal history stretches back some 15 years with multiple convictions for theft, fraud and deceptive conduct ... even while on probation.
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It is used there not as a substitute for imprisonment but to monitor those on probation and on parole, as well as for pre-trial monitoring.
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Probation woes Before he went to Mexico, Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a 2013 drunken driving accident when he was 16.
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Turns out, Anderson was on probation from a 2014 DUI conviction -- and part of the probation required him to stay out of trouble with the law.
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It's unclear why the threat's being directed at Nia Riley and her BF. Not the smartest move -- especially considering Soulja's on probation for a weapons charge.
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According to this week's decision, Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley placed Mill on probation for 10 years over his arrest in 2007, when he was 19.
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Instead, a Boulder County judge gave Austin James Wilkerson 20 years to life on probation and two years in county jail on a work release program.
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Meek was arrested for reckless driving and, since he was on probation at the time, was later thrown in the slammer where he remained until April.
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Problem is ... Judah was on probation at the time stemming from a 2014 DUI arrest -- and one of the terms was to stay out of trouble.
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The teen could have spent up to 6 months in jail, but U.S. Magistrate William Matthewman opted, instead, to put him on probation for a year.
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He was sentenced to six years and eight months in a state prison, upon which time he will be on probation for another five years. E!
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As we previously reported, Boykin was still on probation on March 27 when he was arrested for public intoxication and drug possession following the car crash.
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Chris: I didn't have to tell my probation officer anything because I was completely paper free as of April 1, 2015 after one year on probation.
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It was later placed on probation from the United States Department of Labor's Trendsetter list, an honor roll of apparel makers that were considered sweatshop-free.
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Sears will be allowed to continue practicing medicine while on probation, but he is required to take 40 hours of medical education courses, the newspaper reported.
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At the time of his arrest, Gregg was on probation and had been arrested three times on drug-related charges since 2014, The Washington Post reported.
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There are more people of color in jail, in prison, on probation and parole than there were in slavery at the beginning of the Civil War.
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She was previously convicted of making criminal threats in 2017, according to the LA County District Attorney's Office, and had been on probation, court record shows.
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Mong was convicted of driving under the influence and evading arrest, the newspaper added, and was given a suspended jail sentence and was placed on probation.
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Maryland now allows people on probation and parole to vote, and the former Democratic governor of Virginia, Terry McAuliffe, restored voting rights to nearly 175,000 people.
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Mr. Woods pleaded guilty to reckless driving and agreed to enter a diversion program, which included a year on probation and 50 hours of community service.
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He's on probation until 2020, and worried that any contact with police will escalate and lead to an arrest, which would land him back behind bars.
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Vince Young will NOT do any jail time for his 2016 DWI arrest ... but he will be on probation for the next year and a half.
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Hechinger went on to highlight others who had received incredibly long sentences for offenses that included "simple possession of a firearm," or voting while on probation.
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Twelve American states still disallow former felons from ever voting, even once they have completed their prison sentence and are no longer on probation or parole.
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Of course, this January mug shot following his arrest for a failed drug test while on probation painted the sad picture of how low he'd sunk.
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However, Park's license has been suspended before — he spent three years on probation for negligence during two deliveries in 1996 and 1997, according to the lawsuit.
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Volkswagen will also be on probation for three years and will be supervised by an independent monitor who will oversee compliance with ethics and regulatory measures.
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He also won't be able to own a gun while on probation, and he will pay a $1,200 fine and $4,840 in restitution to the victim.
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"That caused the site to become on our radar screen for us to effectively put them on probation," Prince said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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The Virginia court, having established Mr. Trump's bigotry, has placed him on probation, preparing the way for challenges to any future executive actions against Muslim countries.
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Now that Corbett is on probation, he'll be monitored by a probation officer who can keep tabs on him and make sure he takes his meds.
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It must be alienating to feel like one is on probation in one's own country, that one's presence is subject to the approval of white people.
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Ethan Couch was released from jail on probation in April after serving two years behind bars for killing four people in 2013 during a drunk driving accident.
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I like to consider myself a pro on beating drug tests because I've passed numerous—even some close calls—while on probation, in prison, and on parole.
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She will then be on probation for ten years and will be is prohibited from profiting from the video and barred for life from having a gun.
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Natale's reign at the top only lasted a couple of years, however, before he was sent to prison again for associating with mobsters while still on probation.
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Payne was on probation at the time of her arrest for a 2014 jewelry theft at another Atlanta mall, her California-based lawyer Gretchen Von Helms said.
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The Seahawks QB is still on probation from his San Antonio bar fight arrest from 2015 -- the terms of which required him to stay out of trouble.
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You'll recall ... Soulja's on probation right now for his loaded gun case from a couple years ago ... and he's not allowed to have any weapons on him.
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It really just means that the country's participation is likely teetering on the edge, on probation until it can prove that it play with the big boys.
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Just last year, LSU officials put the fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha on probation after two new members were sent to the hospital in the spring, KATC reported.
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While he is still widely respected in national security and intelligence circles, Petraeus is still on probation having pleaded guilty to passing classified information to his biographer.
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Four years after going on probation, she started to get involved with the advocacy group Juvenile Law Center, talking to kids about her experience with the system.
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Darnell Gates, on probation in Philadelphia, was deemed "high risk" by an algorithm, one of many that governments are using to decide how people should be treated.
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By contrast, three quarters of this country's disenfranchised voters live outside the prison walls: Some have actually completed their sentences, while others are on probation or parole.
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Probation woes Before he went to Mexico, Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a drunken-driving accident in 2013, when he was 16.
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Kaleb is on probation for burglary after he took $15,000 worth of items from his parents' house including gold jewelry and a laptop computer, CBS News reports.
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Under a plea deal, he was placed on probation for a year, and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service, as well undergo cognitive behavior counseling.
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It's a dicey situation since he's on probation and was specifically ordered to obey all laws -- and could face serious jail time if his probation is revoked.
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Court records showed that Ford, 38, was a felon who previously lived in Miami and was on probation with a series of convictions in Florida including burglary.
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Meek, who is still on probation, said there's a lot of statutes and laws that don't make sense ... and he's there to give the voiceless a voice.
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According to the judge, cops found ammunition during the search ... which is a problem because Soulja's on probation for a weapons case that dates back to 2014.
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After court records showed Cashe was on probation for possession of marijuana and cocaine and out past his court-ordered curfew, he was immediately put in handcuffs.
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Probation woes Before he went to Mexico, Ethan Couch was on probation for killing four people in a drunken driving accident in 2013, when he was 16.
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Mr. Gates, who may be sentenced next month, is hoping that his cooperation with federal prosecutors will spare him a prison term, leaving him instead on probation.
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In 85033, Arizona enacted a law giving people on probation 20 days credit for each month they make progress on their treatment plan and avoid new arrests.
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Last year, party officials put Ren Zhiqiang, an outspoken property tycoon, on probation as a party member for one year after he criticized Mr. Xi's propaganda policies.
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It's worth noting ... Taylor is currently on probation stemming from several incidents over the past few years, so there's a chance he'll end up behind bars again.
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You think she's being unpleasantly manipulative; she may think she's reminding you that you're on probation, that you have further to go to earn back her trust.
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Cheerleaders at a North Carolina high school were placed "on probation" after holding a pro-Trump banner at a football game, The Charlotte Observer reported on Monday.
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PG&E is on probation after its conviction on criminal charges of violating federal pipeline safety regulations and obstructing investigations after a deadly 2010 gas pipeline explosion.
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"Anyone who's on probation getting a random urine test — if this happens to them and they're taking CBD oil, they're going back to jail," Mr. Conrad said.
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The 27-year-old was on probation for a narcotics-related arrest last year and had several prior arrests, including a burglary in Rockland County, Monahan said.
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Prosecutors say Jones, 30, was also convicted in 2017 of making criminal threats, and she was on probation at the time of the attack for that felony.
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Arizona Summit Law school, a troubled for-profit institution owned by the InfiLaw System, has been placed on probation by its accrediting body, the American Bar Association.
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Based on Mr. Herrera's success in the program, a judge could opt to release him on probation or send him to prison to serve the original sentence.
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If he is sentenced to jail time, he would most likely spend that time in prison, rather than on house arrest or on probation, according to Saenz.
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As a result, the Southern Charm star received a 30-day sentence suspended to a $500 fine and will go on probation in lieu of jail time.
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Richard Merritt had been sentenced to 15 years in prison and 15 years on probation after being convicted of stealing money from his clients and elder abuse.
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None of the women had a gun upon arrest, but one was on probation—it turns out terrorizing a chain restaurant is a parole violation, who knew?
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Following the raid, brought on by the role Skupin played in a financial investment scheme, he was placed on probation and forced to pay over $30,000 in restitution.
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Hartman was still on probation from a previous trespassing incident, which prohibited her from going to O'Hare or Midway airports without a boarding pass, according to the release.
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Depending on their answers, individuals would either be ushered into the United Order (UO), the group of elite FLDS, or deemed a non-member and put on probation.
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The woman was put on probation at her job — a supervisor told her it was because Ramos urged the company to fire her — and was later laid off.
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In three years, she will be placed on probation for the next ten years and is prohibited from profiting from the video she made during the accidental killing.
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She remains on probation and is now required to call into weekly counseling sessions, attend monthly psychiatric sessions and keep a breathalyzer in her car, the documents say.
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As part of the deal, he will remain on house arrest at an undisclosed location for a year, and he will be on probation for five years afterwards.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has threatened to remove weightlifting from the Paris 2024 Games if it fails to improve its record, and the sport remains on probation.
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Ortiz -- who is on probation stemming from a 2015 battery conviction -- was arrested and taken to a nearby station where he was booked for driving under the influence.
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He was sentenced to five years in prison but served just 27 months of his sentence before being placed on probation, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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While about half of the nearly 4.5 million people on probation or parole will successfully complete their sentences, onerous supervision requirements can become a tripwire, resulting in incarceration.
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He pleaded guilty, was placed on probation and was suspended by Fred Hoiberg, then his coach, for three games the next season, one of which was an exhibition.
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One of the hostages was on probation and wearing a tracking bracelet, so the cops have traced him to the warehouse where the Hand is keeping everyone captive.
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The rapper was arrested in July for allegedly choking a 16-year-old, and is currently on probation for the use of a child in a sexual performance.
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In Missouri, officials adopted "earned discharge" which allows certain eligible groups on probation and parole to earn 30 days off their supervision sentence for every month of compliance.
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Mr. Lindh was freed on probation after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence for providing support to the Taliban, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
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The company was placed on probation after being convicted of six felonies that stemmed from a 2010 gas pipeline explosion in San Bruno just south of San Francisco.
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In the diversion program, Woods will spend a year on probation, pay a $250 fine and court costs, attend D.U.I. school and perform 50 hours of community service.
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I am also proud to enact legislation that will restore voting rights to over 80,000 residents on probation or parole, allowing them to fully participate in our democracy.
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For the nearly 4.5 million Americans on probation or parole, it is not difficult to imagine a virtual prison system as ubiquitous — and invasive — as Instagram or Facebook.
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The three-month undercover sting operation resulted in one felony charge and a year on probation, but for Carpio it was just the beginning of her cannabis woes.
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But the addition of offenders who had served short term sentences meant that these CRCs had an influx of an extra 1990,219 people on probation supervision every year.
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Parolees and those on probation, also known as the community supervised population, at over 24.6 million, continues to account for most of the correctional population as a whole.
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Parolees and those on probation, also known as the community supervised population, at over 4.6 million, continues to account for most of the correctional population as a whole.
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Ronaldo is unlikely to serve any jail time because Spanish law states that a sentence of under two years for a first-time offense can be served on probation.
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At the time, the shooting suspect, who has since been charged with robbery and homicide, was on probation following his conviction for another assault last year, according to WDEF.
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Court records show that Armartey was on probation for three prior felonies at the time of the incident for convictions that included assaulting a correctional officer and a psychiatrist.
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Of the state's nearly 200 pharmacies that perform this sort of high-risk compounding, Greenpark is one of only eight that currently have their licenses on probation or revoked.
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The father will have to register as a sex offender and will be on probation for the next 30 years after admitting in court to raping his daughter once.
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In February, Richard Merritt had been sentenced to 15 years in prison and 15 years on probation after being convicted of stealing money from his clients and elder abuse.
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At the time of the killings, Sanders was on probation following a 2015 sentencing and prison time for a felony DUI, a Mississippi Department of Corrections spokeswoman tells PEOPLE.
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Meek celebrated the decision on social media, writing ... "As of right now I'm not on probation and I am not a felon anymore," adding a bunch of praying hands.
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He was sentenced to 30 years in prison, with 15 years behind bars and the rest on probation, and ordered to pay $454,706 in restitution to his 9770 victims.
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Disney Channel superstar Debby Ryan is walking away from her DUI arrest without a day of jail time, but she'll be on probation for 3 years ... TMZ has learned.
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While we celebrate Meek's release, we must remember that millions like him continue to struggle on probation, and many find themselves languishing in cages after they can't keep up.
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Meek wants his conviction thrown out due to Graham's track record -- which would set up an argument for him not being on probation ... and deserving a release from prison.
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These states, which are all either already under Democratic governance or could be after 2018, disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of individuals who are currently on parole or on probation.
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Ghanaian citizen Kweku Adoboli was released from prison on probation in 2015 after serving half of a seven-year sentence, but he has now been detained pending his deportation.
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Ghanaian citizen Kweku Adoboli was released from prison on probation in 271149 after serving half of a seven-year sentence, but he has now been detained pending his deportation.
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Soulja Boy and his posse started their day with drugs and guns and even flaunted it on the Internet ... which ain't the smartest move for a guy on probation.
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Mr. Braxton, who pleaded guilty to child abuse, received a 10-year suspended sentence and was released on probation after having served two years in jail, Ms. Lambert said.
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The U.S. Department of Defense put the University of Phoenix on probation in October, barring it from recruiting students on military bases or using federal money to fund tuition.
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But court filings reviewed by the newspaper show prosecutors allege the cruise ship line dumped plastic, sewage and human waste into Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park while on probation.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has threatened the sport with removal from the Paris 2024 Games if it fails to improve its doping record and it remains on probation.
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The woman also claimed in court that Ramos had emailed and called her company, leading her to be put on probation and eventually laid off, according to Hartley's article.
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In July 2018, USA Today reported that the tourists were charged with theft of a cultural asset, each fined $405, and handed a one-year prison sentence on probation.
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For example, a Florida Department of Corrections analysis found that people on probation, parole or community supervision owed an average of $85033,195 in restitution, not including fines and fees.
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The court ruled that while judges could use these risk scores, the scores could not be a "determinative" factor in whether a defendant was jailed or placed on probation.
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So what if you're being respectfully asked to pack up your things and leave and actually you're still on probation so you don't have a leg to stand on?
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Probation relates to 2011 assault conviction Brockway was put on probation in 2011 -- and given a suspended 10-year prison sentence -- after being convicted of assault with a weapon.
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"If you are on a guilty plea, you are on probation, and the consequences of a violation are more serious," says Brandon L. Garrett, a law professor at Duke.
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Mr. Dickey, who works as a Border Patrol agent, has described the day as "probably the worst of his life" and has been put on probation for five years.
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Though PG&E will remain on probation, the company said the judge's decision was "a welcome opportunity" for board members to engage with officials in Paradise and San Bruno.
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Had he been imprisoned longer — as a prosecutor recommended at one point — or remained on probation, the authorities might have been able to keep a closer eye on him.
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He said that he did not get many details about the decision because, having worked for the Capitol Police for only about two months, he was still on probation.
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"If this were to pass, it would make Louisiana the only Southern state to enfranchise people on probation or on parole," Daniel Nichanian of the University of Chicago wrote.
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The accreditation of eight of the school's 214 campuses was put on probation late last week, and next year's admissions at the main Rio Piedras campus dropped 21 percent.
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Mr. Loebs said there are no "bedroom police," but if someone on probation is required to not break any laws, that would be one of laws they cannot break.
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When he was younger and on probation, he was ordered to have mandatory sessions for five months, but still didn't feel like he was getting what he needed emotionally.
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Meek had been on probation for a 2009 drug and gun conviction when he skipped town for the AMAs in November without getting written permission from his probation officer.
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According to a Herald reporter in the courtroom, the judge indicated on Friday that the conviction will not appear on Wabafiyebazu's criminal record, if he does well on probation.
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Hilton has been on probation since 2015, when he plead guilty to making threats against flight attendants and passengers on a flight from London to Los Angeles in July 2014.
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The big issue for Rodman ... he was on probation at the time for a 2016 wrong way car crash and had been ordered to stay clean or else face jail.
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Philadelphia, racial justice advocates noted, had the highest numbers in the state when it came to people on probation or parole being reincarcerated, and often this resulted from technical violations.
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Dennis Rodman's DUI problems have gone from bad to worse ... because he was on probation during his arrest on Saturday -- and it likely means he'll be thrown in the slammer.
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The North Philly native previously served a three-to-six month sentence in 2014 and was already on probation when Rubin met him at All-Star Weekend four years ago.
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Montford says that at the time of his arrest, McMillon was on probation for aggravated assault for hitting his father with a shovel while he was asleep in April 2011.
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The judge put him on probation for 3 years after giving him a suspended 10-year prison term, and one of the conditions was that he stays off social media.
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Here's the rub ... Clarett was also put on probation for 2 years -- and as long as he stays out of trouble, he will NOT have to serve the 57 days.
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Many of them appeared to have made honest mistakes, such as registering to vote despite not being citizens because they were renewing their driver's license, or voting while on probation.
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Takata will be on probation and under the oversight of an independent monitor for three years, and has agreed to make significant reforms in the way it handles safety issues.
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That means Mr. Hall is effectively on probation and will go free if he commits no crimes during that time, said Sonja Vartiala, executive director of the advocacy group, Finnwatch.
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The problem for Jon Jones, of course, is that he's currently already on probation in relation to an earlier traffic violation, this one a hit-and-run from April 2015.
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Hilton has been on probation since 2015, when he plead guilty to making threats against flight attendants and passengers on a flight from London to Los Angeles in August 2014.
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Wes already knows he'll be on probation for 3 years, has to complete a 3-month alcohol program, and has to pay a bunch of fines plus additional penalty fees.
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The Philly rapper has been on probation ever since his 2008 drug and weapons case ... and has to get permission every time he wants to leave the state of Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia, racial justice advocates noted, had the highest numbers in the state when it came to people on probation or parole being reincarcerated, and often this resulted from technical violations.
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The university's accreditation body briefly took the extraordinary step of placing the institution on probation, and its teams could still face sanctions like lost scholarships, vacated titles and postseason bans.
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The school's problems escalated in 2016, when the American Bar Association's legal section, which accredits law schools, placed Charlotte Law on probation for deficiencies in several areas, including student admissions.
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The law school had been hanging on by a thread for months in the face of tumbling enrollment after the American Bar Association's accreditors put it on probation in November.
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The Australian, who has been placed on probation by the governing body of men's tennis for his behavior, also had a go at his player's box during the third set.
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A fifth person, Andrew Trombettas, a licensed plumber who sold the use of his credentials to Mr. Ioannidis, pleaded guilty to lesser charges in March and was placed on probation.
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Besides being ordered to the youth treatment facility, the teenagers were given four-year suspended sentences, placed on probation and ordered to perform 30 hours of community service, Olender said.
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It paid $4.3 billion in penalties and was put on probation for three years, with a former federal prosecutor, Larry D. Thompson, overseeing its compliance with ethics and regulatory measures.
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It was in 2755 that the judges of the St. Louis court started to use the company's services — which previously involved people on probation for misdemeanors — for defendants awaiting trial.
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On probation, Meek can be and is charged with violations for, among other things, posing with a water gun in an Instagram photo to popping a wheelie on a dirtbike.
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The TCU athletic program was placed on probation for one year by the NCAA after a self-reported violation revealed work-compensation irregularities among athletes from multiple sports, ESPN reported.
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Bowen: After I ran the forums for a year, I think I put myself on probation so I couldn't read them for at least a week or maybe a month.
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As we previously reported, Jon was on probation from his 2015 hit and run conviction and officials believe his drag racing incident with cops last week may qualify as a violation.
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In February of this year, its license in California was put on probation for a year, and it was fined $5,500, under a settlement agreement, again not admitting to any wrongdoing.
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The LSU chapter of Pi Kappa Phi was also investigated for allegedly locking new members in a bathroom and forcing them to drink 40 beers, and was later placed on probation.
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Brinkema said Tolson can serve the seven-day sentence after the holidays, but will also have to do 50 hours of community service and will be on probation for a year.
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Under the county's first-time DUI diversion program, Woods will be on probation for 12 months, pay $5,000 in fines, perform 50 hours of community service and attend a DUI class.
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Now, after two months in jail and just about a year of parole in a halfway house, Collin is three days short of being a free man, albeit one on probation.
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As part of the plea, the Jessie actress had two misdemeanor DUI counts dismissed and will serve no jail time but will be on probation for three years, according to TMZ.
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The 38-year-old, who is currently on probation after being released from prison last year, stepped out with dad Michael Douglas in a rare sighting in Los Angeles on Monday.
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Sayoc was on probation for battery and grand theft in 2014, and asked a judge to approve out-of-state travel due to his job as a road manager for Chippendales.
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Indicted Michael Flynn who pleaded guilty about his conversations w/ Russians is in CA tonight campaigning for convicted Omar Navarro on probation for putting a tracking device on his wife's car.
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Yet a related issue continues to operate below the radar: The number of people on probation or parole supervision in the United States, which has tripled in the past three decades.
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Welcome to My Life is primarily a retelling of his rise to fame and the incidents that have landed him in jail, in court, serving community service obligations, and on probation.
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Furthermore, Japan places ex-gangsters who've served their time in jail, been otherwise convicted of mob-related offenses or affliated with the yakuza in any way on probation for five years.
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The company is still on probation from a felony conviction over a 2010 gas-pipeline explosion, and state fire investigators have referred some 2017 wildfire cases for consideration of criminal charges.
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Officials said the school, which was placed on probation in 85033 by its accrediting agency for not having enough resources, is unlikely to be reaccredited, despite selling some property last year.
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It's currently on probation after being found guilty on several charges for a 2010 PG&E pipeline explosion in San Bruno that killed 8 people and injured more than 50 others.
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Mulkeen, 33, was shot twice by fellow officers, who accompanied him when approaching a suspect on probation, Antonio Lavance Williams, for questioning regarding a recent slew of shootings in the city.
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The vagueness in the existing rule has allowed most schools to avoid being held accountable, although at least two, both in California, were placed on probation for low bar passage rates.
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Later, he said, at the urging of his girlfriend, Mr. Meek returned the gun to Mr. Roof because Mr. Meek was on probation and did not want to get in trouble.
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"Ninety-nine percent of the time, the only reason folks would have anything to do with it was because they couldn't smoke regular marijuana while they were on probation," Martin said.
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Overall, the state of Pennsylvania has the second highest rate of people on probation or parole in the United States, with more than 45,000 people on correctional supervision in Philadelphia alone.
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Offenders released on probation are tested for drugs frequently, and hundreds of people who violate the terms of their probation have been sent to state prison in the past few years.
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He was released on probation in November 2014, but returned to jail the following May after he was caught holding a woman captive in her Waterbury home, the Hartford Courant reported.
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All three men had prior arrests, and Mr. Thompson, who the police said is a member of the "Brownsville Fresh Gangstas," a Crips subset, is on probation for a 2015 robbery.
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At Wesleyan, the Eclectic Society, whose members lived in a large brick colonnaded house, was put on probation for two years, partly because its whimsical scrapbook-like application overstepped a line.
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At that time, administrators told Kayla&aposs mom, Kimberly Alford, that her daughter&aposs sexual orientation wasn&apost a part of the school&aposs decision to put the teen on probation.
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If I do any of these things, I might be "marked" and receive unfavorable reviews or be put on probation for small things in an effort to get rid of me.
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People get arrested on charges like possession, shoplifting to pay for their addiction or failing a drug test while on probation, and bail is set too high for many to afford.
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While judges are free to impose specific limitations related to the crimes of those on probation, "there are limits that have to do with dignity and substantive due process," she said.
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In the US, it is actually the norm that people with criminal records lose their right to vote, at least while they are still in prison, on parole, or on probation.
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The rapper, whose real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, was also charged with being in possession of a firearm while on probation, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
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Rittenband told the lawyers that he wanted to send Polanski to state prison on probation for a mental evaluation, one that would take no more than 19763 days, before he sentenced him.
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Young was on probation after pleading guilty in 2016 to financial exploitation of the elderly or disabled in Pulaski County, according to Missouri Case Net, the state&aposs online court reporting system.
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Former Cook County prosecutor Andrew Weisberg said judges rarely throw defendants in prison for making false reports, opting instead to place them on probation, particularly if they have no prior criminal record.
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Meek had been on probation stemming from a 2008 drug and weapons case -- but a Pennsylvania judge ruled his two arrests (an airport fight and a reckless driving incident) constituted a violation.
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Stoker allowed the convicted rapist to be released from jail on the condition that he not have sex outside of marriage while on probation, with no real way to enforce that directive.
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Instead, the university went outside the program for at least a temporary solution amid uncertainty after also demoting the university's president, Kenneth W. Starr, and putting Athletic Director Ian McCaw on probation.
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Nevertheless, within 20 minutes he finalized an agreement: compulsory drug court, five years' probation, no jail time, and an expunged record if Caswick completed drug court and avoided arrest while on probation.
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In 2015, Jones was stripped of his light heavyweight title and suspended indefinitely from the UFC after he plead guilty to a hit-and-run, for which he was put on probation.
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The suit, which was eventually dismissed, also had harsh words for Mr. Cleary, noting that at the time of the shooting he was on probation for brutally beating someone in the Bronx.
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But Mr. Jung said that officials under Kim Jong-un's sister were also involved in the corruption scandal and that as a consequence, Ms. Kim was put on probation by her brother.
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On Friday, March 221, the final season of this Amazon series picks up with Rob in a neck brace and on probation, his time consumed by work, A.A. meetings and community service.
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Ravenel will pay a $500 fine and go on probation in lieu of jail time, which an expert says seems a bit lenient given the severity of Dawn's rape accusation against him.
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Zeel booked a therapist to go into the hotel room of an admitted sex crime perpetrator, while he was on probation for those crimes, without giving them any foreknowledge of his record.
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In North Carolina, the News and Observer reported that 460 allegations of felons voting while on probation or post-release supervision — prohibited in the state — have been referred to prosecutors since 2015.
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The 57-year-old freelance journalist is currently on probation due to a handful of housing code issues, like chipped and decaying paint, a loose gutter, and a broken front porch stoop.
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Mr. Williams, of Binghamton, N.Y., was on probation for a drug arrest last year and had a prior conviction for second-degree burglary in 22008 in Rockland County, according to the police.
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Ian McCaw, the athletic director, was placed on probation with sanctions by the university for mishandling sexual assault allegations; he, too, later resigned, and now holds the same position at Liberty University.
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Prosecutors have recommended that he be put on probation, be ordered to stay away from the U.S. capital and any place or person under Secret Service protection and undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
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Republicans criticized McAuliffe for including violent offenders on top of nonviolent former inmates — including, accidentally, 132 sex offenders still in custody and a few convicted murderers still on probation in other states.
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He says he wants to be placed on probation so that he has a chance "to be a benefit to society" — specifically, to speak out about the dangers of college party culture.
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Though the felony conviction carried a possible sentence of four to 12 years in state prison, Wilkerson was sentenced Wednesday to two years of work release, plus 20 years to life on probation.
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Neither Messi or his father would have served time in jail following the original ruling as defendants without a previous conviction are permitted to serve any sentence of under two years on probation.
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The rapper, whose real name is Artis Leon Ivey Jr., avoided jail time and instead was placed on probation for three years, as well as ordered to complete 45 days of community service.
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That year, a state coalition in Rhode Island that included local chapters of the ACLU and NAACP led a successful ballot initiative to restore the voting rights for felons on probation and parole.
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The state Board of Medical Licensure ordered Dr. Paul McLaughlin's medical license to be placed on probation after multiple patients reported nodules appearing after receiving a flu shot in October and November 2018.
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The city also organized "call-ins," nighttime conversations at the courthouse with gang members, those on probation, and other at-risk youth about the legal risks of criminal violence, and the alternatives available.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Papadopoulos, whose legal team attempted to delay the start his sentence, will be on probation for a year, pay a $9,500 fine and participate in community service.
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In December 2016, when he barely passed a drug test while out on probation after serving two years of a 10-year sentence, Brent said he knew it was time for a change.
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The Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security released an announcement Friday explaining the digital hiccup that took many suspected and alleged criminals as well as people on probation off of law enforcement's radar.
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He was also put on probation for 12 months, ordered to perform 50 hours of community service, and prohibited from drinking alcohol or taking drugs during the probation period ... but now it's over.
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The low-level, nonviolent inmates have been released -- either by being placed on probation or by having their bond reduced to a manageable level -- or sentenced to the Ohio Department of Corrections prison.
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" And, more recently, the Cornell University chapter of Zeta Beta Tau was put on probation for two years after allegedly holding a secret sex contest last year, which they called a "pig roast.
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A judge who sentenced a Texas woman to five years in prison for voting illegally because she was a felon on probation turned down on Monday the woman's bid for a new trial.
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Berry, a 2016 Olympian who, along with Imboden, was put on probation for 12 months following their demonstrations, criticized the new guidelines in an interview with Insider, saying the IOC is "silencing" athletes.
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The company is also on probation in relation to a criminal conviction in the deadly 2010 explosion of one of its natural gas lines in the city of San Bruno near San Francisco.
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Johnson asks whether law enforcement should be allowed to obtain GPS location data from a tracking monitor required during a probational period, after the person who had worn it is no longer on probation.
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Kane, who resigned after her conviction of perjury and obstruction in August, also will be on probation for eight years following her release, according to Kim Bathgate, spokeswoman for the Office of Pennsylvania Courts.
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At the time of the Thursday attack, Archer was out on probation and scheduled to be sentenced Monday for careless driving, forgery and driving with a suspended or revoked license in a 2014 case.
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Randle was then released on probation in June, under a plea deal that allows prosecutors to ask for jail time if the former athlete were to run into legal trouble again, according to ESPN.
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Jon Jones is not worried about his traffic citations in New Mexico -- even though he's on probation -- telling TMZ Sports he is a FULLY LICENSED driver ... and he's confident everything will be cleared up.
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Most states don't let felons in prison, on parole, or on probation vote, and 10 limit at least some felons from voting after they've completed their sentences, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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But the student leader, Tyler Kissinger, 21, of Lewisville, N.C., said he was told by a university disciplinary committee that he would be placed on probation, which would expire when he leaves the university.
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Most states don't let people in prison, on parole, or on probation vote, and 10 limit at least some felons from voting after they've completed their sentences, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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In the week that ended on July 235, 275 offenders were released from prisons in the UK, and while the majority will remain on probation, they are once again free to live their lives.
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Cornell University put Zeta Beta Tau on probation after finding out its members had set up a contest in which new members would earn points for sleeping with women, according to the school's website.
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If the program's one-year mortality rate is higher than expected, possibly because surgeons are giving transplants to people who are too sick, that program could be put on probation or lose its certification.
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Then, in December of her senior year, an ex-boyfriend confessed that the two had engaged in "sexual touching," which led officials to put Ms. Draughon on probation, preventing her from graduating on time.
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Mr. Williams, 27, who was on probation for a drug conviction, was visiting from upstate to watch a pay-per-view prize fight with a friend in the Bronx, his girlfriend, Tian Montanez, said.
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Americans Race Imboden, a fencer, and hammer-thrower Gwen Berry were placed on probation by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee in August after demonstrating on the medal stand at the Pan American Games.
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FYI, Vegas Dave -- real name David Oancea -- is currently on probation stemming from a federal criminal case where he was accused of using other people's Social Security numbers to open player accounts at casinos.
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The #FreeMeekMill movement resulted in his release after five months in prison and shone a light on what critics said was the excessive nature of the rapper's original sentence of a decade on probation.
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When Apple finds such falsifications, it notifies the chief executive of the supplier, puts the supplier on probation until a fix is implemented and conducts reviews to make sure the fix prevents future violations.
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Petraeus resigned as CIA direct in November 2012, was convicted of a misdemeanor in 2015, and is currently on probation for sharing classified information with his biographer and mistress, former Army intelligence officer Paula Broadwell.
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According to a report Sunday in the official Xinhua news agency, Mr. Gui was given a two-year suspended sentence in 2004, and in November of that year left the country while still on probation.
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It was only until I saw him on campus a couple weeks later and I frantically called the office of equal opportunity that they actually explained to me then that he was just on probation.
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At the hearing, the judge will decide whether to release him and put him back on probation, to hold him at the juvenile facility or to send him to the Tarrant County jail until Feb.
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A single mother on probation, for example, might be faced with an impossible choice if she can't find child care for the time she is required to go to court or meet a supervision officer.
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In 2016, the Sentencing Project estimated that 6.1 million people convicted of felonies can't vote in the US, including many still in prison, on probation, or on parole, and some who have completed their sentences.
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Spanier, whose total sentence was four to 22001 months incarceration, will be on probation for two years and must pay a $19983,21998 fine, according to Joe Grace, a spokesman for the Pennsylvania's attorney general's office.
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He helped launch REFORM Alliance with Jay-Z, among others, and they've vowed to get at least a million people out of jail over the next 5 years with a focus on probation and parole.
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In 2014, Sayoc was on probation for battery and grand theft, and requested permission to travel due to his job as a road manager for Chippendales, International Gold Productions and Cesar Palace Royale Burlesque Show.
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The state's attorney told the Star the child wouldn't go to jail in any scenario, but said they could be "put on probation for at least five years but not beyond the age of 21."
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There is also wide variation throughout the country in the supervision rate: in Utah, 2628 in 28500 of your neighbors are on probation or parole, while in Pennsylvania, 6900 in 2628 people are on supervision.
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Screenwriters Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs also star as two men living in Oakland who are trying to deal with the gentrification of their community and the reevaluation of Diggs' character's life while on probation.
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As a result, testing for marijuana has created a perverse incentive for those dealing with pain on probation or parole to switch to the riskier drug, heroin, spawning yet another angle to the opioid crisis.
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In the case of Cuyahoga County, some people are being released for time served, others are on probation, while others are placed on home monitoring or transferred to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections.
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Kevin Moore was once a beloved attorney in the Virginia bar, but now he's broke, on probation, disbarred and managing SUBstitution, a knockoff sandwich shop using meat that's nearing its expiration date faster than Kevin.
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With the news in that a Massachusetts judge sentenced homicide-by-text defendant Michelle Carter to fifteen months in prison and six years on probation, many are outraged at the perceived leniency of the sentence.
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The company was already on probation after being convicted of six federal criminal charges for causing another disaster — a gas pipeline explosion that killed eight people in San Bruno, south of San Francisco, in 2222.
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When courts put those who have committed less serious offenses on probation rather than sending them to prison, they typically impose a lengthy set of rules that these people must follow to maintain their freedom.
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But when she concocted a plan to swap original letters for copies — she needed $5,000 to pay the dealer — he wrote to her that he would probably be on probation soon because he had AIDS.
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One study that Galietta co-authored, which used a pool of 137 stalking offenders on probation in New York City, found that about half had a substance use disorder, and half had a personality disorder.
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He was convicted and placed on probation, ordered to pay $550, placed in a three-month DUI alcohol program and ordered to pay the victim and never again ride a motorized scooter after consuming any alcohol.
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After finishing their stints in prison, on parole and on probation, they have had to wait at least five years before applying for a restoration of their civil rights, including the right to serve on juries.
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He was out on probation Thursday and was scheduled to be sentenced Monday after he was found guilty on charges of careless driving, forgery and driving with a suspended or revoked license in a 2014 case.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports 38-year-old Michael Arnold on Tuesday took a plea agreement that requires him to serve every day of that sentence and then spend the rest of his life on probation.
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Rather than allowing state policymakers to work things out, SACS placed Louisville on probation and threatened its federal funding, alleging that the governor was inappropriately exerting "considerable external control and influence" that jeopardized the board's responsibility.
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Under the release order, Ms. Ismayilova's sentence was reduced to a suspended sentence of three and a half years, and she was freed on probation under conditions that will confine her to Baku, the country's capital.
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Some of the low-level, nonviolent inmates were released on probation or had their bonds reduced to manageable levels, while others were sent to the Ohio Department of Corrections prison, the court told CNN on Monday.
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In North Carolina, a dozen citizens (the "Alamance 12") who attempted to vote in 2016 while on probation or parole have been charged with voting illegally and face up to two years in prison if convicted.
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In addition to Pitino's suspension and the potential loss of dozens of wins, the N.C.A.A. announced an assortment of other penalties, including placing the basketball program on probation for four years and restricting scholarships and recruiting.
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A federal judge in Kansas has been given a public reprimand for "sexually suggestive comments" sent to female employees and for having an affair with a person who was on probation and is now in jail.
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Roy Brumfield, 45, on probation and living in a transitional home for people with mental health issues, said he is hesitant even to apply for housing when he sees a question about an applicant's criminal background.
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As we previously reported, the Sacramento Kings star is on probation stemming from his 2015 drunk driving case in Denver ... and part of the terms required Lawson to stay completely sober and submit to alcohol testing.
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Samson was sentenced Monday to one year of house arrest and four years on probation for using his Port Authority influence to pressure United Airlines officials to create a flight that personally benefited him, according to prosecutors.
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When people on probation or parole were added to the prison and jail populations, an estimated 6.74 million people were under the supervision of U.S. adult correctional systems at the end of last year, the report said.
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As is standard with youthful offenders, the judge, Justice Dineen Riviezzo of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, mandated that Mr. Cooper be supervised on probation by a community program, in this case the Center for Community Alternatives.
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Under the deal, Ronaldo would get a two-year jail sentence, but is unlikely to go to prison as Spanish law states a sentence of under two years for a first offence can be served on probation.
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"Let's restore voting rights for individuals on probation or parole, so we can further their reentry into society by allowing them to exercise the most sacred right offered by our society -- the right to vote," he said.
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In Colorado, for example, people on probation are no longer required to pass marijuana tests, but according to the state Supreme Court, employers can still test you for the drug—and fire you if you fail it.
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She was initially fined $10,500 for unsportsmanlike behavior, the maximum allowed on site at a tournament, and was then slapped with an additional $164,500 fine and put on probation for two years by the Grand Slam Committee.
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"Someone with a violent criminal history, if they're coming out of prison, not on probation, we may never know who they are until the wrong moment," said Deputy Chief Jason Moen of the police department in Auburn.
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Hammer thrower Gwen Berry raised a fist and fencer Race Imboden took a knee during medal ceremonies, and both were subsequently put on probation by the USOC for 12 months, which will cover the Olympics this summer.
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I was ready to dive into the finer points of how registration might work for a felon on probation when one of my colleagues pointed out to me that Blankenship was convicted of a misdemeanor, not a felony.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (Reuters) - A Texas judge on Monday slashed the bond for a mother charged with helping her teenage son flee to Mexico while he was on probation for killing four people in a drunken driving crash.
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Its license has been on probation since November 2016, when the Texas State Board of Pharmacy found that it had compounded the wrong drug for three children, sending one to the emergency room, and forged quality control documents.
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For years, she said, if someone was arrested and charged with a new crime while on probation — and had been deemed "high risk" by the algorithm — the probation office automatically instructed the jail not to release the person.
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More than 2 million Americans are locked up, more than 4 million are on probation or parole and at least 70 million have criminal records, meaning fewer degrees of separation between prisoners and the general population, he said.
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After a truly inspiring face-to-face with O (Emma Thompson, criminally underused), head of the New York office, Molly is hired on probation, dubbed M, and sent to London to help deal with a situation that's unfurling.
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Trump had urged his Twitter followers to "watch" Cohen's father-in-law, who was placed on probation in the mid-1990s after pleading guilty in a case in which he was charged with conspiring to defraud the IRS.
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As a result, Mixon was charged with misdemeanor "acts resulting in gross injury," suspended from the team for one year and was put on probation and ordered to serve 100 hours of community service under a plea deal.
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Harding avoided serving prison time for the attack after Gillooly took a plea bargain in exchange for implicating her, but she was placed on probation for three years, sentenced to 500 hours of community service and fined $160,000.
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This time, the list will be long – six full members and three alternate members have been expelled from the party while two other full members have been put on probation since the sixth plenum in October last year.
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The company is currently on probation after it was found guilty of several charges, including obstruction of justice, after a section of PG&E pipeline exploded in San Bruno, killing eight people and injuring more than 50 others.
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One is the number of other people who have been convicted in the case, including Mr. Wang's wife, Xu Zhongyun, and an editor, Liu Haitao, both of whom received prison sentences on Tuesday but are free on probation.
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Similarly, after New York City early terminated low-risk people on probation, they were less likely to be re-arrested for a new felony during their first year off supervision than similar individuals who had remained on supervision.
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For example, as of 2007, three-quarters of the people on probation in New York City were black or Hispanic, compared to 17 percent of probationers who were white, according to the most recent publicly available probation profile.
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In Louisiana, Norris Henderson, who spent 27 years in prison for a murder he insists he did not commit, heads Voice of the Experienced, a group working to expand the franchise to 71,000 people on probation and parole.
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The rapper cited the disproportionate rates that black Americans are placed on probation or jailed for violating the terms of their probation, noting that a third of the nearly 5 million Americans on parole or probation are black.
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He said 21 of the 67 shootings last month involved people who were recently released from jail or prison and were on probation or parole — the highest rate recorded since 2003, when the city began recording the data.
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Finding that the Mustangs' program under Meyer's successor, Bobby Collins, had made improper payments to players, the N.C.A.A. imposed its so-called death penalty, barring S.M.U. from playing football in 1987 and placing it on probation through 1990.
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Lindh, photographed as a wild-eyed, bearded 20-year-old at his capture, will leave a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana on probation after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence, according to a prison official.
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Of course, the catch is that Meek is still on probation stemming from his old drugs and guns case (pending a decision about getting a new trial) and can't travel outside of Pennsylvania without alerting his probation officer.
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Trump repeatedly has made public mention of Cohen's father-in-law, Fima Shusterman, who was placed on probation in the mid-1990s after pleading guilty in a case in which he was charged with conspiring to defraud the IRS.
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There were problems at home as well: Gold's anesthesiologist father, Carl, had his medical license suspended in February 2017 after being placed on probation in 2016 because authorities said he took hospital drugs for personal use, state records show.
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Here's a man who began the series incarcerated for corruption, was eventually cleared and re-elected state's attorney and eventually governor, only to be charged with corruption again, this time taking a plea deal of a year on probation.
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It'll also be receiving a simuldub on Funimation's streaming service Ren Amamiya is forced to move to Tokyo to attend the only high school that will accept him while he is on probation for an assault he didn't commit.
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Trump last week urged people to "watch" Cohen's father-in-law, Fima Shusterman, who was placed on probation in the mid-1990s after pleading guilty in a case in which he was charged with conspiring to defraud the IRS.
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Pinney, on probation after being convicted of auto theft and other crimes, stole the car from an officer who went on a coffee break and left the keys in the ignition, police spokeswoman Jeanne MacKenzie told the Tulsa World.
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There's no word on what kind of time he might be facing in juvie—he was already out on probation—but there's probably no sentence on Earth that compares to the grounding he's likely facing once he gets home.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican, vetoed a measure to restore voting rights to convicted felons, but Democrats in the state legislature overrode him in February and an estimated 44,000 former prisoners who are on probation can now register to vote.
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The reform, which will enable many prisoners to leave jail early on probation, was made as the country's prison system, already overstretched, faces the increased burden of 10,000s of people detained in relation to last month's attempted military coup.
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As you know ... she'd been on probation from her Christmas Eve 2017 arrest after an alleged drunken dispute with cops in Palm Beach, FL. Video from inside the patrol car showed Luann going nuclear ... threatening to kill an officer.
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But for the tens of thousands of people throughout New York State on probation or parole, simply testing positive for marijuana can still land them back in prison for a "technical" violation, even if they are otherwise law-abiding.
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John Walker Lindh, who was captured in Afghanistan in 2001, is scheduled to leave a federal prison in Indiana on Thursday, released on probation after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence for providing support to the Taliban.
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"We have no data, nationally, on the number of people that prosecutors are putting in prison versus the number that they're keeping in the community by either placing them on probation or some other alternative to incarceration," Elderbroom said.
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Mr. Drayton was still on probation on June 30, when New York police arrested him for fare evasion in Brooklyn and extradited him on a warrant to Nassau County, where a former girlfriend had accused him of choking her.
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The judge prohibited city officials from commenting on the outcome of the trial, but juvenile-justice experts told me that the boys would most likely be placed on probation and required to attend mandatory therapy to correct their behavior.
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A photo of the teenagers spread on social media, sparking controversy and prompting the North Carolina High School Athletic Association to put the North Stanly High School squad on probation for the rest of the season, the Observer reported.
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Brian Michael Rini, 24, of Medina, Ohio, faces a mandatory two-year prison sentence and up to a year on probation on Wednesday, according to a press release from the US attorney's office for the Southern District of Ohio.
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Jay-Z earlier this year helped to launch a criminal justice group called the Reform Alliance with a goal of helping to get 1 million Americans out of jail and on probation or parole in the next five years.
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The number of adults under correctional supervision in the U.S. fell to the lowest level since 234 in 22014, driven by a drop in people on probation, according to a report from the Bureau of Justice Statistics released Thursday.
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His being on probation similarly does not bar him from receiving security clearance, according to experts, though they note that it is unusual as investigators typically prefer to wait until such a legal supervisory period is over before granting clearance.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - A Canadian dealer in prehistoric artifacts was sentenced on Monday to five years on probation and fined $25,000 in U.S. federal court in Arizona for smuggling dinosaur fossils from China to be sold at a Tucson gem show.
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The court in a 2353-3 ruling said McAuliffe overstepped his clemency powers under the state constitution by issuing a sweeping order in April restoring rights to all ex-offenders who are no longer incarcerated or on probation or parole.
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The 33-year-old Juventus forward is unlikely to serve any time in jail, as the 23-month term prosecutors have requested is within a two-year threshold that can be served on probation for a first offence under Spanish law.
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The scandal has also claimed the jobs of Art Briles, the successful head football coach, whom the Board of Regents fired last Thursday, and Ian McCaw, the athletic director, who resigned Sunday, days after the Regents had placed him on probation.
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Another factor prompting the attorney to seek a new trial is that the defense mentioned Hill was on probation for drug possession, which Phillips feels was meant to vilify Hill, as Newman had no way of knowing this when he responded.
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But even after being placed on probation by the state medical board for "gross negligence" in the treatment of this patient, who ultimately suffered kidney failure, Patel continued to receive thousands of dollars in speaking payments from Avanir and Otsuka.
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In one case in Colorado, a former University of Colorado student, Austin Wilkerson, 22, who was convicted of raping a female student in 2014, was sentenced to two years on work or school release and 20 years to life on probation.
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They also called for four other team members who were otherwise involved—Seth Green, Kobe McCrary, Mark Williams, and Antoine Winfield Jr.—to be suspended for a year and for a tenth player, Antonio Shenault, to be put on probation.
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We were co-chairmen of the Youth Assistance Program, where we re-enacted our crime and relayed our life experiences to young men, many on probation or taking part in diversion programs, which offer young offenders alternatives to criminal prosecution.
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"When you are in that situation you need to have family support," said Ms. Majoy, who was charged with drug sale and possession, and is now on probation and working as an intern at a re-entry program for women.
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The young entrepreneur has been fined $50,000.00 and put on probation; the three locals Mr. Collins hired as guides are still waiting in holding cells for their court dates, charged with three counts each of criminal trespassing and criminal mischief.
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Following the release, many were placed on probation or had their bond reduced to a manageable level while others were moved to the Ohio Department of Corrections prison to create space should there need to be a separate quarantine area.
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So seven years ago, Mr. Huerta, a community organizer in San Antonio, began a door-knocking campaign to encourage former felons to vote, which is their right in Texas as long as they are no longer on probation or parole.
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A new report from the Council on Criminal Justice shows that racial disparities in the criminal justice system declined between 2000 and 2016, but there remains a gap in white, Hispanic and black populations in prison, parole and on probation.
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He's from a neighborhood much like Boyle Heights, El Sereno, just a few miles away — a Los Angeles hood kid who once got blocked from joining the police department because he was still on probation for trying to stab a person.
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Carnival has been on probation as part of a 2017 settlement in which it agreed to pay $40 million for discarding oil illegally in the ocean from Princess Cruises ships and not telling the truth about it to US authorities.
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"The right to asylum can be lost if someone is convicted, on probation or jailed," Merkel said after a meeting of the leadership of her Christian Democrats (CDU) party that was overshadowed by the attacks in Cologne and other cities.
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Here's the math on that: 6ix9ine got 1 point for his 83 conviction for using a minor in a sexual performance (in a music video), and 2 more points for his involvement in the Nine Trey Bloods while on probation.
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We're told cops asked the rapper for his ID and he didn't have it, but he informed them he was on probation and was approved to be in L.A. Once officers looked into it ... they let Skinny and his crew go.
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But he stumbled upon something more: A clan with six members currently in Oregon state prisons and a total of some 60 people who'd been in jail or prison or else been on probation or parole dating back to the 1920s.
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About 441 of 508 ineligible votes were reportedly cast by felons who are supposed to be legally barred from voting — and it's believed that these people just didn't know they're not allowed to vote under North Carolina law while on probation.
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He calls for putting more people in prison: According to the bipartisan group Council on Crime in America, on any given day there are about 22000 times more convicted violent offenders out on the streets on probation or parole than are behind bars.
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For instance ICE officials have shown up at jails to apprehend an immigrant they know is about to be released, says Bhatt, or federal agents will interdict immigrants on probation at mandatory meetings with parole officers or at court-ordered alcohol classes.
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Joseph Garcia in 2001 A Texas inmate scheduled to die next week has asked a federal judge to halt his execution after BuzzFeed News revealed that a troubled pharmacy whose license is on probation provides some of the state's lethal injection drugs.
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Earlier this year, the New York Daily News reported, based on NYPD disciplinary records, that Blake was also suspended for 36 days and was placed on probation in September 2017 after he was arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife 11 months earlier.
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Jodie Emery, who has been a pot activist for 15 years but was recently fined and put on probation after her Cannabis Culture dispensary chain was raided, told VICE the bill doesn't undo the harm she and others have suffered under prohibition.
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" In the defendant's sentencing memorandum obtained by PEOPLE, Turner's attorney requested that Turner be put on probation for three to five years, order him to serve a 4-month county jail sentence and "impose the conditions of probation recommended by the probation department.
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Later, Richardson was fined $20,000 and placed on probation on charges of conspiracy to smuggle laetrile from Mexico to the US. Indictments against him and 18 other accused promoters noted that he had deposited $2.5 million in his bank account over two years.
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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Lawyers for Meek Mill on Tuesday asked a Pennsylvania appeals court to overturn a 2008 drugs and gun conviction that has kept the rapper on probation for a decade and made him a celebrity advocate for U.S. criminal justice reform.
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The District Attorney's Office recommended Becker be found guilty and serve two years in prison, which would require him to be a registered sex offender, but Estes ordered a "continuance without a finding" under which Becker will serve two years on probation.
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In 1986 he served six years in prison for an armed robbery in Mississippi, and last year he was convicted of a felony D.U.I. He had been on probation since September, Grace Simmons Fisher, a spokeswoman for the Mississippi Department of Corrections, said.
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Sports Briefing | Auto Racing Nascar fined Danica Patrick $20,000 and placed her on probation for four races because she walked near the racetrack after a crash during the Auto Club 400, a Sprint Cup Series race, at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
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PHOENIX (Reuters) - An Arizona teenager who the FBI has said professed to be an "American jihadist" was sentenced on Friday to eight years in prison, to be followed by a lifetime on probation, for plotting to bomb a state motor vehicle office.
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