Answer: The probation officer doesn’t have the power to extend a defendant’s probation, but he can ask the court to do it. In the article that follows, we’ll explain. Can a Probation Officer Extend Your Probation? (Explained) Disclaimer…

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Is it illegal to use diesel fuel to kill weeds in the United States? Yes! This article will explore the reasons using diesel fuel is illegal, as well as legal consequences, and safe and legal alternatives to using…

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Answer: Generally no, not unless the defendant gives him authority to do so. But the defendant might have to give him permission as a condition of the defendant’s probation. Let us explain. Can a Probation Officer Access Your…

Time and time again, we have heard that real money is illegal to use in film. Yet, we always see money scenes in these large, Hollywood pictures. Whether you’re a film nerd and want to know about the…