Madison Violation of Parole Lawyer
Personalized Legal Counsel for Post-Conviction Issues
At The Coon Law Firm, PLLC, we represent clients facing a range of post-conviction matters. If you have been accused of a parole violation, rely on our criminal defense lawyer to help seek a resolution for your legal issues so you can move on with your life. After thoroughly examining the evidence of your case, we can work to build a strong defense on your behalf.
Call (601) 299-4464 today to consult with an experienced violation of parole attorney in Madison.
Common Parole Violations
There are several ways in which a person may violate the terms of their parole. Common examples include:
- refusing a drug test,
- failing to report to a parole officer,
- or failing to appear for a court date.
Such violations can result in serious consequences that are determined by the type of offense and the decision of the parole officer.
The Consequences of Violating Parole in Madison
In Mississippi, individuals who are sentenced to one year or more of imprisonment may be granted parole – a conditional early release from one’s prison term. While on parole, the person is supervised by the Department of Corrections. When parolees break any of the rules that have been imposed on them, they are in violation of their parole.
The potential punishments for a parole violation include:
- A verbal warning
- Increased reporting requirements
- Alcohol or drug treatment
- Short-term imprisonment
- Additional drug and alcohol testing
- Revocation of probation
Convicted for a Crime While on Parole
Committing a new offense while on parole can result in the most serious penalty – parole revocation. That means the individual would return to prison to serve the original sentence in addition to the time imposed for the new conviction.
The decision for parole revocation depends on the offense. If the parole officer believes that this is the best action to be taken, the parolee may exercise his right to a parole revocation hearing. If this describes your situation, rely on our Madison post-conviction attorney to represent you.
Parole Violation Hearings
You may have heard that post-conviction cases are often harder to win than criminal trials. This is especially true for parole violation hearings. These trials are based on a preponderance of the evidence, rather than beyond a reasonable doubt. This makes it easier for the opposing side to prove your guilt.
However, winning a parole violation hearing is not impossible. Our knowledgeable criminal defense lawyer is experienced in obtaining successful outcomes for clients facing parole revocation.
There is a range of defenses to employ to discredit the evidence, including:
- False accusation
- Mistaken identity
- Violation of due process rights
- Necessity of violation
- Accidental violation
Contact The Coon Law Firm, PLLC
If you have been accused of a parole violation, consult with our Madison violation of parole lawyer immediately. We can ensure that your rights are protected and will present a strong case on your behalf.
Call (601) 299-4464 or fill out an online contact form now and request a consultation with our aggressive post-conviction attorney.

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