Term of Probation; Modification of Probation

(a)If the court has suspended imposition of sentence or has placed an offender on probation, the period of the suspension or probation shall not exceed five

(5)years for a felony, two

(2)years for a misdemeanor or petty misdemeanor and one

(1)year for a violation.

(b)[No text]

(1)At any time during the period of suspension or probation, upon a showing that such action will best satisfy the ends of justice and the best interests of the public and the offender, the court may modify or terminate the conditions to which the offender is presently subject.

(2)Prior to modification the offender shall be given notice and a reasonable opportunity to be heard regarding any change in the conditions. All changes in conditions shall be given to the offender in writing.

(c)Any conditions imposed pursuant to § 80.62 shall automatically terminate upon the successful completion of the period of suspension or probation set by the court. The sentencing court may order an earlier termination whenever it appears that further continuation of conditions or supervision or enforced compliance with the terms of probation is unnecessary. Upon termination, an order of termination shall be rendered by the court and entered by the clerk in the minutes and a copy thereof mailed to the offender.