If the child fails to complete all requirements of probation, he/she
must reappear before the sentencing judge for a violation of probation
hearing. If it is proven by a preponderance of the evidence that the
child willfully failed to complete the probation requirements, the
judge may resentence the child to a more severe punishment than originally
given, which may include a short term of incarceration or commitment
to a secure juvenile facility.
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