Pennsylvania law allows courts to modify, revoke, or increase/decrease conditions of county intermediate punishment sentences at any time. Revocations require a hearing and must consider the defendant's conduct and initial sentencing record. The law also specifies procedures for revocation and potential consequences, including the possibility of mandatory minimum sentences.
Yes, the court can at any time terminate, increase, or decrease the conditions of a county intermediate punishment sentence.
The court must hold a hearing to consider the defendant's conduct and the record of the initial sentencing before revoking or increasing conditions.
Yes, decreasing the conditions of a sentence does not require a hearing.
The court may revoke the sentence upon proof of violation, and the defendant may face the same sentencing options as at the initial sentencing, including potential mandatory minimum sentences.