Whilst the content of the series rapidly disappeared from memory, the image of a bustling, active
probation officer remained.
In another part of town, the
probation officers visited Elizabeth Leonard.
Service coordination gives
probation officers the support they need to meet the mission: provide effective, individualized services to the youths in OJJ's care and custody.
At the end of the week, each client must turn in his or her work card to the assigned
probation officer.
While studying long-distance at Portsmouth University, Matt spent two years working alongside qualified
probation officers to get hands-on experience supervising offenders as part of a busy community supervision team.
person, property, place of residence, vehicle, personal effects, to search at anytime, with or without a search warrant, warrant of arrest, or reasonable cause by any
probation officer or law enforcement officer.
To accomplish this task, researcher Stephen Farrall examined a sample of 199 British probationers and their
probation officers during a four-year longitudinal study and detailed his discoveries in his most recent book.
More importantly, the Chicago Police Department detailed cops to juvenile probation work, assigning roughly one police
probation officer (PPO) to each district.
In some States, the jobs of parole officer and
probation officer are combined.
When Jonathan took his mom's car again, in June 1999, she turned him in once more, and he was arrested on several probation violations, including failing to keep appointments, curfew violations, positive drug screens, and not doing his community service, according to court testimony from his
probation officer, Chris Cagle.
The federal
probation officer sits uneasily in today's federal criminal justice system.
The proabationer meets with the
probation officer, briefly, perhaps once a month--making the procedure a waste of time for both.
