Verified by Licensed Bail Bond Professionals•Last updated: March 2026
Definition: A court order terminating probation and imposing the original prison sentence. Upon a finding of willful and substantial violation, the judge has discretion to: continue probation with modified conditions, extend probation, or revoke and impose sentence.
Category: Sentencing · Statute: F.S. 948.06 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Revocation of Probation in Florida
A court order terminating probation and imposing the original prison sentence. Upon a finding of willful and substantial violation, the judge has discretion to: continue probation with modified conditions, extend probation, or revoke and impose sentence.
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