Probation revocation is a legal process in which the court considers whether a person has violated the conditions of their probation. In Texas, the prosecution may request that probation be revoked or that the court impose another consequence based on an alleged violation. Depending on the type of probation and the circumstances, the court may consider evidence and determine whether the person violated the applicable conditions. A probation revocation proceeding can have serious consequences, including the possibility of incarceration.
