If the offender violates the conditions of probation, the judge can modify the conditions or revoke the offender's probation and sentence that person to jail or prison.

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When an offender violates the conditions of their probation, the judge has the authority to either modify the existing conditions of the probation to make them more stringent or to revoke the probation entirely, resulting in the offender being sentenced to jail or prison.

If the Offender Violates the Conditions of Probation, the Judge