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What happens if someone violates their probation or pretrial status?: If an individual violates conditions of his or her probation or pretrial status, a Pretrial or Probation Officer will notify the referring Court. The Judge of the respective Court will then make a ruling as to whether a violation occurred and can revoke bond, impose a jail sentence, fine, extend probation or a combination.

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1. What type of cases does the Department of Community Corrections handle?: Pretrial can supervise both misdemeanor and felony cases, as a condition of bond. Probation typically supervises Class 1 and 2 misdemeanors and also serves Class 5 and 6 felony offenses. Cases are referred from Loudoun County General District Court, Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court, and Circuit Court.

2. How do I enroll in the programs offered by the Department of Community Corrections?: Our programs are only offered to individuals who have been referred to us by one of Loudoun County Courts or the Magistrate (Pretrial) or are the subject of a cases transferred to this office from another jurisdiction within Virginia. If you have been referred to this office for Pretrial or Probation Supervision, please contact us at 703-777-0110 immediately to ensure you are in compliance with your reporting
requirements.

3. What happens if someone violates their probation or pretrial status?: If an individual violates conditions of his or her probation or pretrial status, a Pretrial or Probation Officer will notify the referring Court. The Judge of the respective Court will then make a ruling as to whether a violation occurred and can revoke bond, impose a jail sentence, fine, extend probation or a combination.