probation
Coverage of probation in the Nexus archive.
- Probationary sentence for man convicted in Jeffco case where teen was shot, in what he calls an 'accident'
A Jefferson County man was sentenced to four years of probation after being convicted of third-degree assault for shooting a 17-year-old boy in the face, which he called an 'accident.' The incident occurred in 2024 when the teens entered private property to take homecoming photos, leading to a trial where prosecutors argued reckless assault while defense blamed the gun.
- JCSU moves into next phase of probation after president shocked by problems when she arrived
JCSU is entering Phase 2 of probation, which begins in July, as no new findings were discovered over the past year. The university's president expressed shock at the problems she encountered upon her arrival.
- Wisconsin isn’t doing enough to keep people in community corrections out of jail, advocates say
Wisconsin advocates argue the Department of Corrections is not adequately implementing a 2013 law (Act 196) requiring short-term sanctions for minor violations of community corrections terms to avoid jail. A new policy starting July 1 allows up to 90-day jail sentences for high-level violations, contradicting the law’s intent to minimize disruption to employment and family.
- Man accused of throwing stolen gun from car during Mt. Juliet police chase
A Nashville man on probation is facing multiple charges after a police chase in Mt. Juliet, where he allegedly threw a stolen gun from his car. The incident occurred during a pursuit on Friday morning.
- Rosie O’Donnell reunites with daughter Chelsea in prison after years of family turmoil
Rosie O’Donnell reunited with her daughter Chelsea in prison following years of family turmoil. Chelsea's probation was revoked in October.
- Court uses flawed metrics in battle with pretrial diversion nonprofit, sheriff claims
The court plans to transfer pretrial work to probation but has not provided supporting data, according to a sheriff who claims flawed metrics are being used in the dispute with a pretrial diversion nonprofit.
- San Diego-area plastic surgeon ordered to stop practicing after testing positive for alcohol while on probation: ‘How many patients have been impacted?’
Plastic surgeon Dr. Abhay Gupta in the San Diego area has been ordered to stop practicing after testing positive for alcohol while on probation. The article raises concerns about the potential impact on patients.
- Man allegedly killed girlfriend in Berkeley, stuffed her body in a suitcase
A Berkeley man was arrested and charged with murdering his girlfriend, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase. The victim, Vanessa Sanchez, was discovered dead in her apartment on May 30, with signs of trauma, after her boyfriend, Damarcus Jones, was seen entering the unit with her days earlier.
- Video shows police arresting man who broke into home of OnlyFans model Sophie Rain
A Texas man, Connor Litka, was arrested for burglarizing the Fort Lauderdale home of OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain. During the arrest, he claimed false ownership and provided a false name, leading to charges including burglary and providing false identification. Litka was sentenced to probation and jail time, with some charges dismissed if probation is completed successfully.
- Homestead Police officer gets probation in 2025 DUI hit-and-run crash
Homestead police officer Henry Quintero pleaded guilty to four misdemeanor charges, including reckless driving and leaving the scene of a 2025 DUI hit-and-run crash. He was sentenced to two years of probation, a $1,000 fine, and a one-year license suspension. Quintero was relieved of duty without pay pending the case's outcome.
- Man who hacked US Supreme Court filing system sentenced to probation
Nicholas Moore hacked into three U.S. government networks using stolen credentials and later bragged about the breach by posting victims' personal data on Instagram under the handle @ihackedthegovernment. He was sentenced to probation for his actions.
- Ex-Michigan coach sentenced to 18 months probation
An ex-Michigan coach has been sentenced to 18 months of probation. The sentencing follows legal proceedings related to the coach's actions.