Common use of Probation Violation Credit Clause in Contracts

Probation Violation Credit. An appointment on a probation violation proceeding arising out of a criminal or civil contempt sentencing(s), is one probation violation credit for each court case number to which Contractor is appointed. Provided however that if Contractor is appointed to more than one case number, additional credit is received ONLY for those case numbers in which the convictions involve different incident dates. Contractor receives no additional credit for appointments on new alleged probation violations if the original probation violation matter on which Contractor was appointed has not been adjudicated.

Probation Violation Credit. An appointment on to a probation violation proceeding arising out of case is a separate credit from any appointment to represent the indigent on a new criminal or civil contempt sentencing(s), is one probation violation credit for each case. Each court case number to which Contractor is appointedappointed is one probation violation credit. Provided however that if Contractor is appointed to more than one case number, additional credit is received ONLY for those case numbers in which the convictions involve different incident dates. Contractor receives no additional credit for appointments on new alleged probation violations if the original probation violation matter on which Contractor was appointed has not been adjudicated.

Probation Violation Credit. An appointment on a probation violation proceeding arising out of a criminal or civil contempt sentencing(s), ) is one probation violation credit for each court case number to which Contractor is appointed. Provided however Provided, however, that if Contractor is appointed to more than one case number, additional credit is received ONLY only for those case numbers in which the convictions involve different incident dates. Contractor receives no additional credit for appointments on new alleged probation violations if the original probation violation matter on which Contractor was appointed has not been adjudicated.

Probation Violation Credit. An appointment on appointmenton a probation violation proceeding arising out of a criminal or civil contempt sentencing(s), is one probation violation credit for each court case number to which Contractor is appointed. Provided however that if Contractor is appointed to more than one case number, additional credit is received ONLY for those case numbers in which the convictions involve different incident dates. Contractor receives no additional credit for appointments on new alleged probation violations if the original probation violation matter on which Contractor was appointed has not been adjudicated.