Profiting from Probation: You Have Rights if You are On Probation

June 23, 2016 by Kevin Mahoney

Profiting from Probation: You Have Rights if You are On Probation from Kevin Mahoney

If you are accused of a probation violation, you have the right to a hearing to face your accuser and defend yourself. The Supreme Court has ruled that you cannot be forced to go to jail when on probation simply for failing to pay a fine you genuinely cannot afford to pay. human rights violations. Learn more about profiting from probation you have rights if you are on probation in this presentation.

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Kevin J. Mahoney is a Boston, Massachusetts criminal defense lawyer recognized nationwide for his high-profile courtroom victories, bestselling book on cross-examination, Relentless Criminal Cross-Examination, novel insights into trial strategy, and numerous television appearances.

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Kevin J. Mahoney is a Boston, Massachusetts criminal defense lawyer recognized nationwide for his high-profile courtroom victories, bestselling book on cross-examination, Relentless Criminal Cross-Examination, novel insights into trial strategy, and numerous television appearances.

NS, a DUI client,about 1 month ago
Attorney Mahoney,

I just wanted to say thank you for such a wonderful and excellent job you did for me. You were quite impressive up there and you really did your homework catching her in a few lies from previous testimony. You are the best! Even though I never want to be in this situation again, if I know anyone I will give them your name.

Thank Amy for me too! She is a great asset to have in your office! Very pleasant and understanding.

Again thank you and go Celtics!

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about 1 month ago
Kevin Mahoney recently represented me in a case for destruction of property and disorderly conduct. He was extremely thorough and persistent, and despite a great deal of evidence against me, he managed to get the felony charge dropped without having to go to trial.

I had never been in legal trouble before and had no idea how to proceed, and without his counsel, I am sure that I would have gotten convicted.

He listened to my specific needs and always acted in my best interest. His knowledge, attention to detail, and general courtroom presence continued to amaze me throughout the entire process.

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M.K.about 1 month ago
Dear Attorney Mahoney:

I wish to express my sincere appreciation for your efforts on my behalf. Your defense was truly outstanding. The court room skills that you demonstrated and legal knowledge were truly incomparable. I’m wishing you the very best in your future endeavors.

In addition, I ‘m looking forward to viewing the Jello Trial on Court T.V. Let me thank you once again.

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about 1 month ago
Attorney Mahoney,

Is very knowledgeable and very professional. He has just represented me in a case lasting a year and a half, and he made sure I got a fair trial with a fair jury. He kept me well informed about what would be happening in the court room and always had a well thought out defense for any route of attack the D.A. would be planning on.

My trial took 2 and a half days and after the jury deliberated for approximately 23 minutes they came back with a “Not guilty” verdict. I would recommend Attorney Mahoney to anyone I know, but I sure hope I dont need him again. : ) .

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