Virginia Code § 19.2-306.2 mandates the use of a sentencing revocation report and discretionary probation violation guidelines during revocation hearings for suspended sentences or probation related to felony convictions. The report, prepared by the supervising agency or Commonwealth attorney, details alleged violations. When supervised by a probation and parole officer, the court must also review applicable violation guidelines.
It is a document prepared by the supervising agency or Commonwealth attorney that details the alleged violations leading to a probation or suspension revocation hearing.
The report is prepared by the supervising probation agency or, if not under supervision, by an attorney for the Commonwealth.
Yes, when the defendant is supervised by a probation officer, the court reviews applicable discretionary violation guidelines prepared by a probation officer.
It applies specifically to violations related to felony convictions where the court is conducting a revocation proceeding under Virginia law.