Man Gets Probation Violation, New Charges, Goes Through Treatment

The criminal defense attorneys at Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC Firm often receive calls from clients with probation violation charges, searching for answers. When a 21-year-old man from Pittsburgh was on probation for previous drug and alcohol charges and acquired new violations, attorney Mike Worgul was confident he could help.

Based on these new charges, he also received a probation violation and was looking at two years in state prison. Worgul believed the best plan of action was treatment and he wanted to focus on helping him in that way. During the probation violation hearing, the judge agreed. He was released for mental health, drug and alcohol treatment rather than spending time behind bars.

Treatment was the best move for our client, who completely turned his life around. Today he is running his own successful landscaping business, making similar charges a thing of his past.

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