Does any county put language in their paperwork about defendants having to continue to fulfill their conditions of probation even after a motion to revoke is filed, but before they are actually revoked? I would like to see how yall incorporate that language.

The mere filing of a motion to revoke does not, of course, act to revoke or suspend the court's order. Nor does a violation of the order serve to excuse continued compliance with the conditions upon which imposition of punishment was suspended. So, I am uncertain why any such information would need to be included (either in the order or plea paperwork).

But, I guess something along this line might prove useful: "Compliance with the conditions of community supervision is required at all times, unless and until changed by further order of the court."