Get ID Out Of State Travel Permit - Ada County 2013

A probation violator may be arrested on a bench warrant issued by the sentencing court after a finding of probable cause to believe the probationer has violated a condition of probation, or on an agent's warrant pursuant to Idaho Code § 20-227.

Appropriate candidates for early termination of supervision in the District of Idaho are those individuals who demonstrate significant gains and contributions that exceed compliance with the Court ordered conditions.

Travel: You will not leave the state of Idaho without first obtaining a travel permit from your probation officer. Additional Instructions: You will comply with any and all additional instructions given by a probation officer.

When a judge sentences you or punishes you for a misdemeanor crime in the State of Idaho, they can put you on a form of probation for up to two years per charge, but may require less (i.e. 12 months, 5 months, 90 days, etc.). The different types of probation are Supervised Probation and Unsupervised Probation.

If you violate the terms of probation, then the judge can place you in jail up to the period of jail time he suspended when he originally sentenced you. For example, at sentencing on a DUI, you were placed on Unsupervised Probation for 180 days.

Some common requirements of probation may be: meeting with a probation officer on a regular basis; undergoing random periodic drug testing; not being accused of other crimes; paying court-ordered fines or victim restitution. You will also be required to pay fees associated with supervision.