Probation Violations in North Carolina

“Probation Violations in North Carolina” by James M. Markham, published by the UNC School of Government in 2018, is a concise 52-page examination of the legal framework surrounding probation violations in the state. This edition provides an overview of the procedures that probation officers and the court system follow when addressing these violations, particularly highlighting the limitations placed on the courts’ authority to revoke probation following the Justice Reinvestment Act of 2011.

Readers will find a detailed discussion of the current laws and procedures that govern probation in North Carolina, with an emphasis on the implications of recent legislative changes. The book delves into the intersection of law and government, making it a relevant resource for those interested in criminal law and the workings of the state’s judicial system. This edition serves as a practical guide for understanding the complexities of probation management and the legal responses to violations within the context of North Carolina’s legal landscape.