21. State Of Oregon Job Announcement juvenile parole AND probation OFFICER training school (parole) or placed ina communitybased treatment program (probation) with appropriate concern for http://egov.oregon.gov/OYA/jobs/LE971094A.shtml

Text-Only Site State Directory Agencies A-Z Accessibility ... Additional Job Links Post Code: Announcement Number: Classification Number: Revised: 07/01/2005 (Language) Close: OPEN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Location: Statewide JUVENILE PAROLE AND PROBATION OFFICER $2,845 - $4,011 MONTHLY The Oregon Youth Authority values culturally competent staff to provide a continuum of services to our diverse clientele. GENERAL INFORMATION The Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) provides services to protect the public and reduce juvenile crime through OYA programs and partnerships with local communities and counties. These positions are located at many offices widely distributed throughout the entire state. Be sure to indicate on your application form (PD100) any and all geographical areas where you are willing to consider working. This recruitment will be used to establish an updated list of qualified people and it may be used to fill vacancies as they occur. Some positions may require Bilingual Skills. This position is designated as Police and Fire with the State Retirement Program. Applicants offered employment will be subject to a finger-print based criminal record check. Conviction of a crime will not automatically preclude appointment. The circumstances involved in the conviction will be considered.

22. Stone Law Office Gary D. Stone, P.A., Lawyers In Kansas City, KS, Kansas Specializing in traffic violations, drug crimes, homicide, burglary, theft, domestic violence, felonies, misdemeanors, DWI, juvenile law, parole and probation, and sexual assault cases. Includes attorney profile, directions and contact information. http://www.garystonelaw.com

Free Initial Consultation Licensed in Kansas State and Federal Courts Missouri Federal Court Stone Law Office Gary D. Stone, P.A. Home Firm Overview Attorney Profile Offices ... Directions New Brotherhood Bank Building, 753 State Avenue, Suite 388, Kansas City, Kansas 66101 Telephone: garystonelaw.com This web site is designed for general information only. The information presented at this site should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

23. Probation Officers And Parole Agents The federal government employs combination paroleprobation Officers to assistclients County probation Officers who work with juvenile offenders may be http://www.calmis.ca.gov/file/occguide/PROBOFF.HTM

California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information More Occupational Guides Employment Development Department Labor Market Information * * * This is NOT a job offer * * * The purpose of this occupational guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, please go to CalJobs (for jobs in California) OR America's Job Bank (for jobs nationwide) More Occupational Guides Probation Officers and Parole Agents California Occupational Guide Number 192 Interest Area 10 Note: This is NOT a job opening. The purpose of This California Occupational Guide is to provide you with useful information to help you make career decisions. If you are searching for a job, go to: CalJobs (for jobs in California) America's Job Bank (for jobs nationwide) California Occupational Guides California Employment Development Department Labor Market Information More Occupational Guides

24. Juvenile Probation & Parole Services - Eligibility For Juvenile Probation & Par A juvenile may be placed on probation or parole if adjudicated as a delinquentor CHINS or if s/he is subject to the jurisdiction of another state or http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/JUVPROBTNPAROLE/ELIGIBILITY/

Home Advanced Search DJJS JUVPROBTNPAROLE ABOUT US CONTACT INFO ELIGIBILITY FAQs LAWS-RULES-POLICIES LIBRARY A NH juvenile may be placed on probation subsequent to being adjudicated as delinquent or as a Child In Need of Services (CHINS) by a NH District Court or NH Family Division Court. Juveniles released from the Youth Development Center may be placed on parole. If a juvenile is subject to the jurisdiction of another state or territory, the juvenile may be placed under probation and parole supervision pursuant the Interstate Compact on Juveniles. NH.gov Accessibility Policy Site Index Webmaster ... Contact Us

25. About Us Page For Juvenile Probation & Parole Services About Us Page for juvenile probation parole Services. http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/JUVPROBTNPAROLE/

Home Advanced Search DJJS JUVPROBTNPAROLE ABOUT US CONTACT INFO ELIGIBILITY FAQs LAWS-RULES-POLICIES ... LIBRARY Juvenile Probation and Parole Services are provided by Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers (JPPO) who conduct investigations and provide supervision of delinquent minors and Children In Need of Services (CHINS) referred by either NH District Courts or NH Family Division Courts. Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers also provide supervision of committed delinquents paroled from the Youth Development Center. Services pursuant to the Interstate Compact on Juveniles are also provided. When a juvenile is subject to the jurisdiction of another state or territory, JPPOs provide probation and parole supervision of the juvenile or assist in the return of the juvenile to the state or territory that has jurisdiction. Related Resource National Center for Juvenile Justice NH.gov Accessibility Policy Site Index ... Contact Us

26. Warm Springs - Parole & Probation parole and probation supervises defendants ordered by the tribal court to ensurethat these Tom Begay, Jr., juvenile and Young Adult probation Officer http://www.warmsprings.com/warmsprings/Tribal_Services/Public_Safety/Parole__Pro

Home Surrounding Areas Tribal Services Public Safety ... Links Search: warmsprings Tribal Services Public Safety Parole and Probation supervises defendants ordered by the tribal court to ensure that these defendants complete all requirements of an adjudicated criminal, juvenile, civil or domestic case. The primary goal of the department is encourage and assist clients to be successful and self-sufficient. Current Staff are: Leona Ike, Department Supervisor Marceline Stacona, Adult Probation Officer Tom Begay, Jr., Juvenile and Young Adult Probation Officer , Program Coordinator 1999 - 2005 Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. All rights reserved. www.WarmSprings.com

27. LWVC JJinCA: Probation/Parole If a juvenile violates his/her conditions of parole, he/she may be returned Due to extremely large caseloads, probation and parole officers lack time to http://ca.lwv.org/jj/probatio.htm

Prepared by the League of Women Voters of California Education Fund, Juvenile Justice Study Committee. September 1996. Probation/Parole On a typical day in 1993, the following were under CYA or county supervision: County probationers or parolees CYA parolees Total Source: California Youth Authority Research Division, A Comparison of the Youth Authority's Institutional Parole and population Reports. Parole is the conditional release from incarceration after serving part of a sentence, either from a state or county facility. Formal probation is a sentence releasing a minor into the community, in lieu of confinement, but under supervision of a probation officer. CYA is responsible for parole supervision of those who are released from CYA facilities, and the county Probation Department monitors those on probation, or on parole from a county facility. If a juvenile violates his/her conditions of parole, he/she may be returned to the state or county detention facility. Because of overcrowding at local juvenile halls, violations such as truancy or curfew violation, may not be serious enough to warrant the return of the minor to juvenile hall. Commission of another crime while on probation, even though a misdemeanor offense, will generally result in detention. Recidivism in the Juvenile Justice System is defined as either return to incarceration for a violation of the terms of release, or recommitment for a new offense. Recidivism is usually defined by the public as committment of another crime.

28. The Brookings Institution The prudent response, however, is not to abolish probation and parole, Why are the adult and juvenile probation systems so poor, and what, realistically http://www.brookings.edu/press/review/spring97/dilulio.htm

Brookings Governance Studies News Releases Calendar of Events ... Site Map THE BROOKINGS REVIEW Spring 1997 Vol.15 No.2 pp. 40-42 Reinventing Parole and Probation A lock-'m-up hardliner makes the case for probation by John J. DiIulio, Jr. First, let's get crystal clear on the grim facts about crime, prisons, probation, and parole. Be giddy about recent drops in national crime rates if you wish, but each year Americans still suffer some 40 million criminal victimizations; about a quarter of these are violent crimes. Only about 1 in 100 crimes actually results in anyone getting caught, convicted, and sentenced to prison. Most felony defendants are repeat offenders; yet most felony defendants are sentenced not to prison but to probation. your view After reading this opinion, tell us what you think. We'll post the most interesting comments. send YOUR VIEW Literally dozens of careful studies document that probation and parole are, to put it mildly, failing to protect the public. Nearly half of all state prisoners in 1991 had committed their latest crimes while out on probation or parole. While formally "under supervision" in the community, their "violations" included more than 13,000 murders, some 39,000 robberies, and tens of thousands of other crimes. More than a quarter of all felons charged with gun crimes in 1992 were out on probation and parole. Here, too, what's true for the revolving-door adult system is even more true for the no-fault juvenile system. In many cities, for example, most cases involving violent older teen thugs who get referred to adult court result in probation. Kids plea bargain too.

29. |CCPA FAQ S The intake interview consists of the juvenile, parents, Intake probation About parole and probation. How is my son/daughter referred to your office? http://www.ccpa.net/cumberland/cwp/view.asp?a=1618&Q=480315&cumberlandNavDLTEST=

30. Archive: Probation, Aftercare And Parole Programs, TJPC/TYC Coordinated Strategi Archive of additional information about probation, aftercare and parole The aftercare system for local juvenile probation departments differs from the http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/archive/joint_stratplan02-03/joint_intensiv.html

Archive Home About TYC In The News Prevention ... Search TJPC/TYC Coordinated Strategic Plan 2002-2003 Additional Information Intensive Supervision Probation, Aftercare Services and Parole Programs The objective of intensive supervision programs (ISPs) is to provide services as an intermediate sanctions alternative for juveniles who require a higher level of control than youth receiving standard probation services. The programs require strict and frequent reporting to a probation officer who carries a limited caseload and most include additional conditions for rehabilitation or deterrence, such as community service restitution and curfews. Most juveniles placed in ISP programs are at Progressive Sanctions level four, and most would be placed out of the home in a residential placement facility or be committed to the Texas Youth Commission if the program were not available. The length of time juveniles may be placed in ISP programs varies from department to department and ranges from three months to three-and-a-half years. In FY 1988, TJPC funded twelve ISP pilot projects to expand local disposition and supervision options in juvenile probation departments across the state. As of the end of FY 1999, more than 79 percent of all juvenile probation departments operated ISP programs, most of which were added between FY 1996 and FY 1999. ISP costs in 1988 were $7 per day, and increased to $21.94 by fiscal year 1999, according to a recent survey completed by Texas juvenile probation departments operating an ISP program. The average daily population for FY 1998 was 3,040 juveniles, with a success rate of 76 percent for the same period.

31. Probation, Aftercare And Parole Programs: TJPC/TYC Coordinated Strategic Plan 20 Intensive Supervision probation, Aftercare Services and parole Programs Aftercare services for many juvenile probation departments include services http://www.tyc.state.tx.us/about/joint_intensiv.html

TJPC/TYC Coordinated Strategic Plan 2004-2005 Home About TYC In The News Prevention ... Search Additional Information Intensive Supervision Probation, Aftercare Services and Parole Programs Intensive supervision probation (ISP) programs provide services as an intermediate sanctions alternative for juveniles who require a higher level of control than youth receiving standard probation services. The programs require strict and frequent reporting to a probation officer who carries a limited caseload and most include additional conditions for rehabilitation or deterrence, such as community service restitution and curfews. Most juveniles placed in ISP programs are at Progressive Sanctions level four. The length of time a juvenile may be placed in an ISP program varies by department and ranges from three months to until the juvenile turns 18 years of age. TJPC began funding ISP programs in 1988. The average daily cost to provide ISP supervision and services in 2002 was $14.34 per juvenile. The average daily population for FY 2002 was 2,847 juveniles.

32. Clatsop Community College CJ 132, Introduction to parole and probation. 3. SP 111, Fundamentals of PublicSpeaking CJ 230, Intro. to juvenile Corrections http://www.clatsop.cc.or.us/Programs/a_science/crimjust.html

33. DGS Facilities By Location District Court; General Services; juvenile Justice; parole probation;Public Defender s Office; Sheriff s Dept. William Donald Schaefer Tower http://www.dgs.maryland.gov/Facilities/locations.html

by Location Managed Facilities Agency Annapolis Data Center 108 Carroll St. Comptroller of the Treasury (COMP) Arbutus/Catonsville DC/MSC 900 Walker Ave District Court of Maryland General Services, Dept. of (DGS) Juvenile Justice, Dept. of (DJJ) Public Defender System, The (PDS) Attman-Glazer Building 5 Calvert St. (DAT) (DBM General Services, Dept. of (DGS) Legislative Services Women’s Commission Carter M. Hickman DC/MSC 120 Broadway (DAT) District Court of Maryland Environment, MD Dept. of the (MDE) General Services, Dept. of (DGS) Juvenile Justice, Dept. of (DJJ) Natural Resources, Dept. of (DNR) Planning, Dept. of (DOP) Public Defender System, The (PDS) Social Services, Dept. of (DSS) Central Services Building 29 Saint Johns St. General Services, Dept. of (DGS) Court of Appeals Building 361 Rowe Blvd.

34. Class Specification CLASSIFICATION juvenile probation AND parole SUPERVISOR BASIC PURPOSE Tosupervise juvenile probation and parole Officers in monitoring the activities http://www.nh.gov/hr/classspec_j/5464.htm

STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE HUMAN RESOURCES CLASSIFICATION: JUVENILE PROBATION AND PAROLE SUPERVISOR Class Code: Date Established: Occupational Code: Date of Last Revision: BASIC PURPOSE: To supervise Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers in monitoring the activities of high risk juveniles who are on parole or conditional release, and to review reports on investigations and make recommendations based upon information obtained by Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers. CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Coordinates release/parole programs for juvenile offenders after release from a detention center, including the development of programs to assist local communities in resolving problems associated with juvenile offenders. Assigns conditional release/parole cases to Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers who are responsible for ensuring compliance with court orders and Board of Parole requirements. Coordinates activities with the court system and with other probation, police, social service agencies and mental health clinics in implementing program plans for juvenile offenders. Monitors activities and behaviors of high risk juveniles on conditional release to enforce compliance with court and Parole Board directives.

35. American Hunter, The: Attacking Gangs Not Civil Rights Next, they zeroedin on juvenile gang murderers and victims and found that 75% had Those not on parole or probation were chronic offenders who often http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3730/is_199711/ai_n8782434

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Sports Automotive Sports FindArticles Sports American Hunter, The Nov/Dec 1997 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for Sports American Handgunner American Hunter, The American Rifleman Auto Racing Digest ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Attacking gangs not civil rights American Hunter, The Nov/Dec 1997 by Metaksa, Tanya K Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. In Boston, they are successfully fighting gang violence with a program that does not violate anyone's constitutional rights. Why, then, hasn't this successful approach caught on nationwide? Violent crime is down all across America-it's even eased somewhat among juveniles after staggering increases through 1994. But, by the year 2005, the number of teens in the crime-prone 14-17 age group will increase 20%. Experts say that spells trouble ahead, especially for potential future teen gang members-among them the violent crime of choice is murder. But let's be clear; we can't universally condemn Generation X. The vast majority of our kids are good kids. Only 5% are ever involved in crime, and only about 1% in violent crime and gangs. It's this 1% that has to be stopped. If we fail to do so, we risk surrendering parts of our nation to gang rule. We also risk having our Second Amendment freedoms sacrificed on the political altar of "stopping kids from killing kids."

36. Into The Abyss: Probation And Parole Solutions There are both juvenile and adult probation and parole officers. juvenile officersperform many of the same functions of a probation or parole officer, http://www.faculty.smsu.edu/m/mkc096f/SOLUTIONS/INSTITUTIONS/pp.htm

Into The Abyss: A Personal Journey into the World of Street Gangs by Mike Carlie Ph.D. Michael K. Carlie Continually updated. Table of Contents Search for Your Topic Home Foreword Preface ... Up-To-Date Gang-Related News Topic 5: Probation and Parole Solutions Field Note: The Chief Probation and Parole Officer told me "As a society, we get gang members in the system too late - after they're seventeen and are defined as an adult. We need to get involved much earlier with our young people. And I don't mean just gang members - I mean all the young people." Offenders placed on probation are typically sentenced to treatment in the community for a specific period of time while under the supervision of a probation officer. In many cases, an equally long prison sentence is imposed along with the sentence to probation, but it is "suspended" - held in abeyance. If the offender serves he or her probation without violating its conditions, the suspended sentence to incarceration is dismissed. Offenders on parole were sentenced to prison, served a portion of their time in the prison, and, because they behaved well while incarcerated, were released into the community under the supervision of a parole officer. Both probationers and parolees are required to abide by certain

37. Department Of Criminal Justice Internships In Probation And Parole Nebraska State probation (juvenile) involved in revocation investigations,parole Board hearings, (juvenile) interviewing parolees and some home visits. http://www.unl.edu/crimjust/Probation&ParolIntern.html

[LAW ENFORCEMENT] [CORRECTIONS] [COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS/PROBATION AND PAROLE] [COURTS AND LEGAL] ... [OTHER] COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS/PROBATION/PAROLE Diversion Services Assist counselors with risk/needs assessments and monitoring clients in the pre-trial diversion program. Drug Courts (Adult) (Juvenile) Interns are involved in assisting supervision officers with intensive supervision drug testing, sitting in on drug court sessions, some data collection and computer work. Nebraska State Probation (Adult) Interns are typically involved in interviewing defendants for PSI reports,supervision of probationers and will observe revocation proceedings. NOTE: Initial application form required. Nebraska State Probation (Juvenile) Interns are typically involved in interviewing juvenile defendants,observation of court proceedings and supervision of juvenile probationers. Nebraska State Parole (Adult)(Juvenile) (Adult) Interns are involved in revocation investigations, Parole Board hearings, (Juvenile) interviewing parolees and some home visits. United States Probation Interns are typically involved in interviewing federal defendants, assist with reports, observation of court proceedings

38. Criminal Justice Degrees CJ 451 juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control (3) CJ 453 Penology (3) CJ454 parole and probation (3) CJ 455 Correctional Casework, http://www.wou.edu/las/socsci/criminaljusticedeg.htm

Criminal Justice Department BA/BS in Corrections BA/BS in Community Crime Prevention BA/BS in Law Enforcement ... BA/BS IN CORRECTIONS For more information contact Dr. Stephen Gibbonbs, 838-8317, HSS 222, gibbons@wou.edu This broad based liberal arts degree in Social Science with a major in corrections prepares students with theory and practice in the study of crime, delinquency and corrections. Numerous employment opportunities exist for corrections majors. Graduates from this program are employed in a variety of governmental and private agencies that deal with delinquent, dependent, neglected and abused children; and adult criminal law offenders. Position titles include: juvenile court counselor, camp counselor, youth child care and/or youth ranch counselor, group life supervisor and institutional counselor, adult probation officer, adult parole officer, prison counselor, pre-sentence investigation specialist, and other related social service jobs. For more information, contact Dr. Stephen Gibbons, 838-8317, gibbons@wou.edu

39. American Probation And Parole Association S Adult And Juvenile Results from a firearm policy survey of adult and juvenile probation and paroleagencies within the US and its territories are presented. http://nicic.org/Library/017527

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40. Browse The Digital Resource Library Desktop Guide to Good juvenile probation Practice Responding to parole andprobation Violations A Handbook to Guide Local Policy Development http://nicic.org/BrowseTheLibrary/Topic409.htm

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