How To Use Probation officer In A Sentence
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Probation officers were supposed to have been keeping a close watch on him.
The Sun
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Unlike most offenders, they will not be paying a visit to their probation officer once every three weeks.
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One day after the riot, probation officers and state and county investigators interviewed children and the administrators.
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To be included in the study, officers needed to be adult probation officers and carry an active caseload of probationers whom they monitored.
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The results suggest that probation officers frequently refer probationers to treatment without coercion.
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Additional motivation for sobriety came from Sam's probation officer who demanded frequent urinalysis to test for drug use.
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Probation officers that I have dealt with are overburdened, overworked and burned out.
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Looking relaxed as she strolled with two probation officers, she was returning to her bail hostel clutching a bag of goodies bought from a bargain store.
The Sun
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The probation officers' union, Napo, said it had learned that the government was considering the closure of Dartmoor and Lancaster Castle prisons, returning them to the duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster.
Ministers plan to close jails as part of bid to cut number of prisoners
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Wisconsin upheld a regulation that allowed probation officers to search probationers based on ‘reasonable grounds’ to believe contraband is present.
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An ideal caseload is about twenty-five to fifty offenders; some probation officers in California today have a caseload of 3,000 offenders.
The Prison-Industrial Complex
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That would pass over sentencing powers from judges to probation officers, which is the exact opposite of what she said when she began her speech.
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Nor probation officers working almost half their time on computers instead of being with offenders.
The Sun
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Assistants such as Christensen support juvenile parole and probation officers who develop agreements with youth, determine special needs and services for youth, conduct monthly reviews with youth, arrange vocational services, administer urinalyses, prepare for and testifying at hearings, and participate in quarterly meetings of team members who support the youth.
KTVZ.com - Local Headlines
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As I write, early Wednesday morning, the entire membership - the welfare and case workers, probation officers and clerk typists - is supposed to be walking off the job.
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Defendants, witnesses, solicitors, police officers and probation officers will then have to travel 25 miles across Salisbury Plain.
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The suggestion by the probation officer should have been disregarded, as there is no basis for that opinion from a non-expert.
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The best part was completing the innovation, entrepreneurship and design module with a group of peers and two probation officers.
Times, Sunday Times
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An inquiry found he had missed appointments with his probation officer and police.
Times, Sunday Times
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He said she told a probation officer: "I will never forgive myself."
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Probation officers said naming and shaming offenders was counterproductive and would lead to more re-offending.
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Garrido was rightly classified as a high-risk offender after he served his federal prison sentence, but the federal probation office "failed to supervise him accordingly," Ware wrote after reviewing the report: Home visits were rare and his probation officer never talked with neighbors or local law enforcement.
Feds: Monitoring of Dugard kidnapper 'substandard'
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Otherwise, courtroom bailiffs and probation officers might have to start accompanying athletes to the games.
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But with his probation officer hounding him, his girlfriend dissing him, and his dope pusher buddy pressuring him, it looks like Petey may once again stray into his former, felonious life.
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Probation officers had considerable autonomy and, although this led to variations in practice and effectiveness, the system generally worked.
Times, Sunday Times
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We also presented respondents four brief vignettes in which the probation officers were asked how often they would mandate alcohol treatment for the probationer described in the vignette.
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However, the justice ministry will hope that his words are heeded by magistrates, judges and probation officers producing presentence reports.
Times, Sunday Times
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To be included in the study, officers needed to be adult probation officers and carry an active caseload of probationers whom they monitored.
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A multi-agency project, the programme will be staffed by a dedicated police officer, a probation officer and a half-time probation services officer.
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The seven-term councilor, a retired probation officer, hardly screams out fresh, vital leadership.
The Valley Advocate: News
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Archive 2006-11-01
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The daily goodbyes are said to upset the whole family and he has told probation officers it causes her extreme distress.
The Sun
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With a degree in political science and criminology, he became a probation officer in Florida.
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Wisconsin upheld a regulation that allowed probation officers to search probationers based on ‘reasonable grounds’ to believe contraband is present.
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His wife, Vanessa, formerly a Bradford probation officer, is now a divorce mediator.
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The daily goodbyes are said to upset the whole family and he has told probation officers it causes her extreme distress.
The Sun
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Prisoners had been released against the advice of probation officers.
Times, Sunday Times
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The daily goodbyes are said to upset the whole family and he has told probation officers it causes her extreme distress.
The Sun
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In a previous existence Ms Honeyball was a probation officer, dedicated to keeping real criminals out of jail in order to make room for villains like Mr Bloom.
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Without parents or caseworkers or probation officers or peers, they have to make peace with themselves.
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However, the justice ministry will hope that his words are heeded by magistrates, judges and probation officers producing presentence reports.
Times, Sunday Times
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Probation officers and those who treat juvenile offenders within the community say violence is an ongoing problem in the three lockups.
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I called my probation officer and alerted him that I would be heading to Florida.
Naked Truth
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He had failed to keep appointments with his probation officer, but the alarm wasn't raised.
The Sun
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This is not to say, of course, that there are no examples of racially prejudiced judges, magistrates or probation officers.
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It is probation officers who recall offenders to prison when they have breached the terms of their licences.
Times, Sunday Times
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I like to drive, he told his probation officer after his arrest.
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Subsequently he became a probation officer like his father.
Times, Sunday Times
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Probation officers work extremely hard.
The Sun
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He is prohibited from operating firearms for 10 years and must get counselling at the discretion of his probation officer.
