ARIZONA SEX OFFENDER PROBATION MODIFICATION ATTORNEY
Sex offender probation terms and conditions can prevent you from using the internet (computer usage or internet terms) and being around any children without the express approval of Probation (child terms). Not being legally able to use the internet and be around children can make obtaining and keeping employment and participating in social activities with family and friends difficult or impossible. You may have tried talking to your probation officer and therapist but haven’t gotten anywhere.
You can get the terms and conditions of your sex offender probation modified by filing a motion to modify the terms and conditions.
A judge looks at the following factors in deciding whether to modify the terms and conditions of your sex offender probation:
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Compliance with Probation current terms and conditions;
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Letters from family, friends and others supporting the modifications;
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Probation officer’s support (or lack of support) for the modifications; and
“Few attorneys know how to get sex offender probation terms and conditions modified—
I know what works.”
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Therapist’s support (or lack of support) for the modifications;
Lisa will prepare a Motion to Modify Sex Offender Terms and Conditions and file it with the judge. If you were sentenced in Maricopa County, it must be filed with either Judge Justin Beresky or Judge Pamela Dunne.
After the Motion is filed, the judge will ask Probation to write a Memo to the Court about your conduct while on probation and whether or not Adult Probation opposes your requested modifications. The State will then write a Response which usually tracks the Adult Probation Memo. Lisa will then write a Reply to the Memo and Response.
After reviewing everything, the judge can either grant or deny the Motion without a hearing or schedule the Motion for a hearing.
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WHAT LISA DOES TO MODIFY SEX OFFENDER PROBATION TERMS
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If you hire Lisa to prepare your motion, she will do the following:
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Work with you to prepare your Motion to Modify Terms and Conditions;​
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Research any legal issues that arise in your case;
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Prepare a well-written, powerful, and persuasive Motion to Modify Terms and Conditions and Reply to the Adult Probation Memo to the Court and the State’s Response;
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Prepare a well-written, powerful, and persuasive Reply to Probation’s Memo to the Court and the State’s Response; and
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Represent you at the hearing before the judge if required.
​SOME OF LISA'S SUCCESSES MODIFYING PROBATION TERMS
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A Client wanted the child terms of his lifetime sex offender probation terminated. He had pled guilty to voyeurism of a woman. He was an involved dad of four children who became weary of the child terms. Probation portrayed him as a sexual deviant who was kicked out of therapy because of his manipulation and deceit. Despite this, the judge ruled in favor of Lisa’ Motion and removed the child terms of his sex offender probation without a hearing.
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Client had a serious mental illness and had pled guilty to inappropriately touching her 13-year-old son. Probation opposed her having unsupervised visits with her now middle-aged son and her grandson. The judge ruled in favor of Lisa’s motion and allowed full contact with her son at his discretion and supervised visits with her grandson without a hearing.
If you want to modify the terms and conditions of your sex offender probation, make sure you get an experienced, analytical attorney. Call Lisa Witt, Mesa Criminal Defense Attorney or fill out the online form for a free case review.