An Order of Probation Pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated 40-35-302 is a court order issued to individuals who have been convicted of a crime or offense in the state of Tennessee. This order is designed to provide an alternative to incarceration, allowing the offender to remain in the community and remain productive. The order typically requires the offender to comply with certain terms and conditions, such as reporting to a probation officer, attending counseling, paying restitution, participating in educational and vocational programs, and refraining from criminal activity. There are two types of Order of Probation Pursuant to Tennessee Code Annotated 40-35-302: probation with conditions and probation without conditions. Probation with conditions requires the offender to meet certain requirements and abide by certain restrictions, such as attending counseling, paying restitution, and refraining from criminal activity. Probation without conditions is a less restrictive form of probation, which does not require the offender to meet any additional requirements, but still requires the offender to abide by the terms and conditions of the order.