Failed treatment on probation or extended supervision can lead to revocation in Wisconsin, but treatment failure does not automatically mean revocation is the only option. Learn why the reason treatment failed can matter.
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Usually, no. An agent’s recommendation for revocation does not necessarily mean the opportunity for an Alternative to Revocation is gone. If your probation or extended supervision agent is recommending revocation, it can feel like the decision has already been made. But a recommendation for revocation is not the same thing as a completed revocation. Wisconsin
RESULTS: Revocation Beat! Client Released! The judge found Sydne’s treatment-based ATR more appropriate than revocation for substance abuse violations. Violations: Drug Addiction Relapse Resulting in Heroin Overdose. Client overdosed on heroin while on probation for an armed burglary case. Police found Client unresponsive, lying on the ground next to a vehicle he had driven
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RESULTS: Revocation Beat! Revocation Hearing Canceled! The DOC canceled the final revocation hearing after accepting Sydne’s ATR Proposal. Violations: Indecent Exposure, Lewd & Lascivious. While Client was on probation for prior convictions of lewd & lascivious / indecent exposure incidents. Based on her background and training in clinical psychology and in diagnosing learning disorders,
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RESULT: Revocation Beat! Hearing Canceled. The DOC canceled the final revocation hearing and accepted Sydne’s proposed ATR. Violation: Drug Possession. While Client was on probation for drug case, client was arrested for possession of controlled substance in neighboring county. DOC began revocation proceedings. Sydne’s training and experience in diagnosing learning disorders allowed her to recognize
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