A long list of probation violators were sentenced recently by Judge Bart Stanley in Circuit Court. Included in those violating their probation:• Clinton Maples was ordered to serve 120 days and have his probation extended by one year for violating his probation on his prior conviction for domestic assault.• Billy Bess was directed to serve 60 days for violating his probation on his prior conviction on the charge of aggravated stalking.• Chad McBride must serve the balance of his sentence for violating his probation on his prior convictions on charges of aggravated assault, resisting arrest and vandalism.• Jonathan Burke must serve the balance of his sentence for violating his probation on his prior convictions on charges of theft and burglary.• Mark Cope must serve the balance of his sentence for violating his probation on his prior conviction on the charge of identity theft.• Eric Cunningham was given 90 days and then will be released back on probation for violating his probation on his prior conviction on charges of domestic assault and vandalism.• William Earls had his probation extended by two years for violating his probation on his prior conviction, the charge of delivery of drugs.• Jessie Epps was instructed to serve 42 days and had his probation extended by six months for violating his probation on his prior conviction on the charge of second-offense DUI.• Jeremy Farley was released on time served and placed back on probation for violating his probation on his prior conviction on the charge of felony theft.• James N. Hale must serve 90 days and had his probation extended by two years for violating his probation on his prior convictions on charges of manufacture of meth and aggravated burglary.• Heather Hawkins must serve 60 days and have her probation extended by six months for violating her probation on her prior convictions on the charge of facilitation of felony theft.• Shawn Hill had probation extended by a year for violating probation on prior convictions of simple possession of drugs and filing a false insurance claim.• Darrell Hobbs was ordered to serve 120 days for violating his probation on his prior conviction on charges of theft and DUI.• Mary Jernigan was instructed to serve 120 days and have her probation extended by a year for violating her probation on her prior conviction on charges of prescription and TennCare fraud.• Billy Wayne McGinness had his probation extended by two years for violating his probation on his prior convictions on charges of aggravated burglary, felony theft, and simple possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.• Amber Nichols must serve 40 days and have her probation extended for violating her probation on her prior conviction on the charge of theft.• Dustin Phillips was ordered to serve 60 days for violating his probation on his prior conviction on charges of promoting the manufacture of meth and simple possession of drugs.• Joshua Rackley must serve 120 days and have his probation extended for violating his probation on his prior convictions on charges of possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.• Kishoka King was ordered to serve 106 days for violating her probation on her prior convictions on charges of delivery of drugs.• Brandy Meeks must serve the balance of her sentence for violating her probation on her prior conviction on the charge of delivery of drugs.• Jamie Roller must serve the balance of sentence for violating probation on the prior conviction of felony theft.• John Sewell must serve 75 days and have his probation extended by six months for violating his probation on his prior conviction on the charge of driving on a revoked license.• Sabrina Smith was released on time served and had her probation extended for violating her probation on her prior conviction on the charge of misdemeanor theft.• Charles Snider had his probation extended by two years for violating his probation on his prior conviction of felony theft.• Lacy Wade had her probation extended by two years for violating her probation on her prior conviction on the charge of promoting the manufacture of meth.• Dwayne Wilder must serve 120 days and have his probation extended by one year for violating his probation on his prior conviction on charges of promoting the manufacture of meth and possession of drugs.