What evidence is needed to prove someone violated a court order to maintain employment?

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This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Leslie Parrish v. The State of Texas. A single technical violation of court-ordered supervision, such as failing to provide employment paperwork, is enough to support a revocation regardless of "due diligence" defenses on other counts. Always cross-reference the court's oral ruling against the written judgment to ensure no unauthorized fines or conditions were added.

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What evidence is needed to prove someone violated a court order to maintain employment?