Probation

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If you break the rules of your probation

You could go back to court if you break any rules of your probation. For example, if you:

• do something your sentence bans you from doing
• commit another crime
• miss meetings and appointments without a good reason
• behave in an aggressive, racist or other unacceptable way at a meeting or appointment

You can also be taken back to prison if you break the conditions of your licence or parole.

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