A probation violation allegation can put your freedom back on the line quickly. In Texas, revocation matters often move faster than a new criminal case, and the focus is typically on whether the court finds a violation by a lower burden of proof than “beyond a reasonable doubt.”

This page provides general educational information about common probation violation issues in Northeast Texas courts, including motions to revoke (MTR) and motions to adjudicate. Every case is fact-specific, and outcomes often depend on early action and careful preparation.