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    of the terms, probation and parole, to know exactly what offenders face when placed on community supervision, because to me it means the same, as the offender would call it being placed on papers. Probation - where through the courts, the offender is put on supervised stipulations in the society or community through a probation organization, instead of imprisonment. However, a few probationers are required to serve a small percentage of their time incarcerated followed by a probation period, called

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    Effective Probation

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    Probation is a mode of sentencing that sees the court issue a non-custodial sentence on the convict. During probation, it is possible for the convict to still live in their free abode, even though there may be restrictions that the court places on the individual for the duration of the probation. During that time, the individual may be ordered by the court to attend to a day reporting center. And this is a place where individuals who are on probation are required to go as often as required by the

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    offenders on probation has proved to be a more disciplined procedure rather than placing him or her in an institution. People’s view of juvenile offenders’ placement on probation feel that it does not deter crime. Placing juvenile offenders on probation rather than sending them to a juvenile detention center is a more effective way of working with juveniles and preventing future crimes. Juveniles placed in a detention center with adults are at risk to commit other offenses. Juvenile probation officers

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    Essay about Aspects of Probation

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    exactly what the purpose of probation is, what kinds of conditions can be imposed if someone is put on probation, and what roles the probation officer and the court systems play in the scheme of things. If you know someone that is on probation it may not hurt to know a little bit about the way it works and that is exactly what we will be talking about here. Probation is one of the least restrictive penalties among the alternatives confronting a sentencing judge. Probation is the conditional release

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    Probation officers wear many different hats; some are those that they never dreamed about when becoming an officer of the court. Probation officers are the offenders’ friend, confidant, mental health counselor or even a parent to an offender that may be just turning 18, who has not had a parent influence. This feeling of someone looking out for the offender may make the offender feel more comfortable and willing to work with the officer. However, the probation officer needs to be able to establish

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    There are several steps to the criminal justice system, one of them is Probation; a program where the offender’s freedom is limited; usually they have a curfew, and have limits on the things they do. Probations Officers are a huge factor in getting the juvenile offender back on the right track following their sentence. One of the problems with probation is that rather than helping the offenders, sometimes it can hurt them. Some scholars argue that the officers do not take the juveniles, specifically

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    to study the past, present and future implications of the probation and parole system, I had to study the history of both. I will begin with the history of probation and then talk about the history of parole. I will also talk about how probation and parole work in the present and how and what will happen to both probation and parole in the future. Probation comes from the Latin verb probare which means to prove, to rest. Probation was first introduced to the United States in 1841 when a boot-maker

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    Within the Marion County Superior Courts, there are different entities used to help supervise offender pre and post-trial. Some of these entities consist of Marion County Community Corrects, Marion County Probation Department, and Marion County Jail. This paper will review the Marion County Probation Department’s organizational design, its effectiveness and recommendations

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    When dealing with probation supervision, they also have different styles. Probation supervision is the role of a parole officer in monitoring an offender’s behavior. According to Legal Dictionary there are five styles of probation supervision; unsupervised, supervised, community control probation, shock probation, and crime- specific probation. Unsupervised probation frees the offender from the direct supervision of a probation officer, while still requiring him to obey a specific court ordered condition

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    “Probation is a sentence that does not include confinement and imposes conditions governing the release of the offender into the community based on good behavior” (pg. 97 Schmalleger) Probation is a pathway for convicted individuals to be able to return to society and live out their life, while still being monitored. In order to receive probation you must meet certain aspect of good behavior and the court must take into consideration the crime that has been committed. Not everyone is eligible to

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