Get Policy Directive 454.07 - West Virginia Division Of Corrections

If the offense isn't too severe, the court may order you to attend a rehabilitation program or commit more hours to community service. The court could revoke the probation and send you to prison if the violation is more severe.

Breaking Probation Agreements ing to West Virginia Code §62-12-10, a probation officer is allowed to make an unwarranted arrest if the probationer has violated any of the court order conditions. A prompt hearing is to be had as soon as the offender has been brought in.

(a) If at any time during the period of parole there is reasonable cause to believe that the parolee has violated any of the conditions of his or her release on parole, the parole officer may arrest him or her with or without an order or warrant, or the Commissioner of Corrections may issue a written order or warrant ...

It is the mission of the West Virginia Division of Corrections to provide a safe, secure and humane correctional system for the public, staff, and offenders.

§62-12-10. For the third violation, the judge may revoke the suspension of imposition or execution of sentence, impose sentence if none has been imposed and order that sentence be executed, with credit for time spent in confinement under this section.

Standard Conditions of Parole Obtain permission before changing residence or employment. Obtain and maintain employment. Maintain acceptable, non-threatening behavior. Must not possess firearms or weapons.

Standard Conditions of Parole Must report within 24 hours. Stay within a certain area. Obtain permission before changing residence or employment. Obtain and maintain employment. Maintain acceptable, non-threatening behavior. Must not possess firearms or weapons. Report any arrest within 24 hours.

4.1. Va. Code § 61-2-12, then he or she shall be eligible for parole after he or she has served a minimum of three years of the sentence or the maximum of the sentence, whichever is less.