When improperly handled, probation violations have the potential to ruin your future. If you think you may have violated your probation, or if you have been arrested, we can help you. When the court decides you have violated the terms of your probation, the judge can decide that you will spend the remainder of your sentence incarcerated. In many cases, the violator will be penalized with a longer prison sentence. At Barre M. Sakol, P.C., we understand it can be difficult to hold true to the various rules of your probation. Mistakes happen. Regardless of the circumstances pertaining to your probation violation, we strongly encourage you to contact our criminal defense attorney. With our skill set and winning track record in your corner, you can be confident in our ability to successfully handle your case.
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About Barre
Dedicated Criminal Defense Attorney
Barre was born and raised in Morton Grove, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago. After graduating from Maine East High School, he attended the University of Illinois, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Accounting with highest honors, followed by certification as a Certified Public Accountant (Barre is not presently licensed as a CPA.).
After receiving his undergraduate's degree, Barre attended the University of Illinois, College of Law, and was awarded the Order of the Coif, an honor given only to the top 10% of the class. While attending law school, he taught undergraduate accounting classes at the university. He graduated in 1975.
In 1976, Barre was hired by the reputable firm of Dawson, Nagel, Sherman & Howard, and was transferred to Denver. During this time, Barre was admitted to the Colorado Bar. He then moved to Boulder and clerked for the Honorable William Neighbors.
His invaluable experience with Judge Neighbors led to an associate position in the Law Office of E. Gregory Martin, P.C. After a couple of years as an associate in the firm, Barre went into private practice. Shortly thereafter, he formed the firm Thorburn & Sakol, which later became Thorburn, Sakol & Throne. When that firm disbanded, he started Barre M. Sakol, P.C.
Barre is committed to protecting the rights and futures of the criminally accused. He dedicates himself to providing the highest quality legal representation to each client, both in and out of the courtroom. He understands that the people who come to him seeking help are going through highly stressful times, and he ensures every client receives the hard-hitting, customized defense he or she deserves.
Barre has earned an AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell® for legal ability and ethical standards, and has maintained that prestigious rating for over 24 years. This is a rating based on the reviews of his peers, judges and fellow attorneys.
Why Choose Barre M. Sakol?
Preeminent Legal Advocates for the Criminally Accused
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Proven Record of Success In & Out of Court
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Maintaining the Highest Standard of Practice
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Widely Recognized in the Legal Sphere
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Backed by Over 35 Years of Experience
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Seasoned Insight & Trusted Legal Abilities
Common Penalties
Probation is a common penalty imposed when an individual pleads guilty to a crime. Similarly to bail, the individual on probation agrees to comply with the conditions imposed by the Court. The consequences for violating probation vary dependent upon various factors. When probation is violated, there is not a specific set of rules or penalties that will be assigned. Often, probation violation will result in an extended prison sentence.
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Imprisonment
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Hefty Fines
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Community Service
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Rehabilitation
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Revoke / Cancel Probation
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Extend Probation Period
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Knowledge
We obtain the in-depth legal knowledge and skill set necessary to combat your criminal charges. Put our legal team to work for you.
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Dedication
We will devote our time and energy toward the positive resolution of your case. We will not quit until we have exhausted every avenue for defense.
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Success
We secure real results for our clients and never utilize cookie-cutter solutions. We build individualized & highly effective strategies.
Get Your Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions
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Questions
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What Is Considered a Violation of Probation?
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A violation of probation may include failure to report to your probation officer, failure to appear in court, failure to pay fines, failure to pay victims restitution, failure to perform community service, failure to pay court costs, and failure to attend drug counseling. Other violations include committing a new crime, fleeing the state or country, associating with known criminals / gang members, the possession of a firearm or illegal drugs, and the violation of a restraining order or protective order.
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What Are Some Requirements Outlined In Probation?
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Most cases require that the individual serving probation maintains employment, abides by curfew, remains in restricted areas and avoids contact with the alleged victim(s) of their crime. In addition, you may be required to refrain from purchasing or consuming alcohol or drugs.
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Do I Need to Hire a Defense Attorney?
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Regardless of the specific circumstances pertaining to your case, it is vital you have a skilled criminal defense attorney assisting you with this charge. Your rights and freedom are on the line. Don’t take chances with your future by sitting back and waiting for your charges to blow over. Be proactive. Secure the immediate assistance of our trusted legal advocate.
Rights That Are in Jeopardy After Serving Time
- Loss of eligibility to apply for financial aid for college
- Security clearance for certain professions such as teaching, working with children, or security
- Voting privileges
- Parenting rights can be taken away including custody & visiting rights
- Loss of 2nd Amendment right to legally obtain or possess firearms
- Cannot obtain a passport or a visa for entry into certain countries
- Convicts are pulled into police line-ups as a potential suspect