81. BradfordCountyPa.Org -Bradford County Courts probation/parole Department. probation Adult/juvenile Bradford County CourthouseTowanda, PA 18848 Phone 570265-1706. Duties. The probation Department is http://www.bradfordcountypa.org/CountyDepartments/ProbationParole.asp

CALENDAR OF EVENTS DIRECTORY HOME Assessment Office ... Update Probation/Parole Department Probation Adult/Juvenile Bradford County Courthouse Towanda, PA 18848 Phone: 570-265-1706 Duties: The Probation Department is responsible for juvenile and adult probation/parole services for the 42nd Judicial District of the Court of Common Pleas for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This judicial district consists of Bradford County. The employees of the Probation Department work for the Court, and answer directly to the President Judge Jeffery A. Smith. The Probation Department provides intake services to the Criminal Court by preparing presentence investigation reports for all adults entering guilty pleas or persons found guilty during trial, for misdemeanor and felony offenses. If a criminal offender is placed on probation as a sentence, of if the offender is sentenced to the county jail for a maximum sentence of less than two years, the Probation Department would supervise the offender's behavior in the community. The Probation Department is also responsible for recommending whether an offender sentenced to county jail should be released on parole at the conclusion of the minimum sentence. The Probation Department also oversees the county jail's Work Release Program and Furlough Program.

82. San Mateo County -- Probation -- -- Juvenile Division - Supervision Services State parole, CHP, INS, and Adult and juvenile probation Officers. Two probationOfficers from each division work on scheduled weekend evenings to go http://www.co.sanmateo.ca.us/smc/department/probation/home/0,,1999_62448685_6250

Saturday, September 24, 2005 ADVANCED SEARCH Vision Statement Mission Statement Organization Chart ... Current News Juvenile Division - Supervision Services Printer Friendly View Rhonda Collins, Probation Services Manager 21 Tower Road San Mateo, CA 94402 GENERAL SUPERVISION General Supervision provides basic supervision services to wards of the Court, with emphasis on developing a case plan which will result in the satisfactory completion of probation. The primary objectives of such a program are: To protect the public from continued delinquent activity. To insure compliance with court-ordered conditions of probation. To offer counseling and guidance to assist in the rehabilitation of the minor. NORTHERN FIELD SUPERVISION s orders and to assess the viability of programs being utilized. Intensive Supervision SOUTHERN FIELD SUPERVISION UNIT NORTH COUNTY GANG TASK FORCE The North County Gang Task Force is a collaborative effort made up of participants from nearly every north county police agency, State Parole, CHP, INS, and Adult and Juvenile Probation Officers. Two Probation Officers from each division work on scheduled weekend evenings to go out with the task force and to provide high profile visibility in the north county gang areas. The Probation Officers work with the police to discourage gang activity and to monitor the behavior of wards/clients relative to their probation conditions. Back If you have any questions about this site, please contact

83. Human Rights And Equal Opportunity Commission Website: Children's Rights The juvenile justice sentencing system is based on the principle that young parole and probation are intended to assist the rehabilitation of the child http://www.hreoc.gov.au/human_rights/children/sentencing.html

Sentencing Juveniles consistently with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child The National Inquiry into Children and the Legal Process Principles of sentencing Sentencing options The sentencing process ... Further information The National Inquiry into Children and the Legal Process In 1997 the report of a joint inquiry into children and the legal process undertaken at the request of the then federal Attorney-General by the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC) and the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) was published. Titled Seen and heard: priority for children in the legal process , the report considers, among many other topics, how Australian sentencing practice could become more consistent with the requirements of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child . This article briefly outlines the main findings and conclusions. Principles of sentencing The juvenile justice sentencing system is based on the principle that young offenders can and should be rehabilitated. This reflects the requirement in article 40 of the

84. PROBATION PAROLE SERVICES REPORTING Battle Mountain Lander Lander County juvenile probation Battle Mountain, 190 West 3rd St. Las VegasParole probation Dept. 620 Belrose St. Las Vegas, NV, 702-486-5109 http://www.recoveryguide.org/NV Resources/nv_probation.htm

Battle Mountain Lander County Juvenile Probation- Battle Moun tain 190 West 3rd St. Battle Mountain NV Carson City Carson City Parole 119 E. Long St. Carson City NV Carson City Juvenile Probation 1545 E. 5th Carson City NV 1445 Hot Springs Rd. Ste.108B Carson City NV 119 E. Long st. Carson City NV Dayton Lyon County Juvenile Probation- Dayton 50 River Dr. Dayton NV Elko 3920 Idaho St. Elko NV Elko County Juvenile Home 665 W Silver St Elko NV Elko County Youth Parole 3920 Idaho St. Elko NV Elko Juvenile Probation Office 665 W. Silver St. Elko NV 3920 Idaho St. Elko NV Elko Youth Parole 3920 Idaho St. Elko NV Ely Eureka County Probation- Ely 411 S. Main St. Ely NV 1539 Avenue F Ely NV White Pine County Probation- Ely 995 Campton St. Ely NV Fallon Churchill County Youth Parole 87 S. Laverne St. Fallon NV 180 West 1st St. Fallon NV Fallon Youth Parole Bureau 87 S. Laverne St. Fallon NV Fernley Lyon County Juvenile Probation- Fernley 565 E. Main St. Fernley NV Hawthorne Mineral County Probation- Hawthorne Hawthorne NV Henderson 874 S. Boulder Hwy. Henderson NV Las Vegas ABC Therapy- Las Vegas ** 740 N. Eastern Ave. Ste 110

85. Public Safety, Promising Practices, CSAFE Department of juvenile Services Spotlight on Schools (SOS) workers attend HEAT All Montgomery County Division of parole probation supervisors review http://www.goccp.org/csafe/promisingpractices/csafe_publicsafety.php

CSAFE Promising Practices Public Safety The Pioneer City HEAT team officer invited a local judge to participate in a ride along of the CSAFE area. This provided the judge with a first-hand perspective about loitering, nuisance and other quality of life issues. A federal probation pretrial agent regularly participates in the Edgewood HEAT team meetings. This ensures comprehensive supervision of all offenders in the CSAFE area. Information exchanged between the Salisbury Westside team and the community resulted in an award of $1,160.00 in Weed and Seed funds to install 16 new streetlights in the CSAFE area. Representatives from US Citizenship and Immigration Services collaborate with the International Corridor HEAT team to exchange photos, offender profiles and other pertinent information. Department of Juvenile Services Spotlight on Schools (SOS) workers attend HEAT team meetings to share information about juvenile offenders of mutual concern. Examples include Suitland, Taneytown and Wheaton. The Westlake juvenile counselor is also the Spotlight on Schools worker. The counselor and the school resource officer conduct joint home visits in the CSAFE area. The Taneytown HEAT team officer has educated preschoolers and day care participants about personal safety.

86. JPPO Jobs The juvenile probation and parole positions described below are located in CYFD JPPO CYFD juvenile probation and parole Officers place a priority on http://www.cyfd.org/jppojobs.html

Career Home Social Worker Caseworker Juvenile Correctional Officer ... How do I check the status of my CYFD application The Juvenile Probation and Parole positions described below are located in CYFD JPPO offices in over 30 locations throughout the state. To qualify for JPPO positions, applicants must have completed a Bachelor's degree in an associated field, e.g., sociology, criminal justice, education, psychology, social work or guidance and counseling. Additionally, applicants should have a minimum of 2 years experience as either an adult or juvenile Probation and Parole Officer, or as a paid worker with youth groups. Graduate or postgraduate education in any of the noted disciplines may substitute for work experience on a month-for-month basis. All applicants are required to pass a criminal background check. Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers JPPOs , provide direct services for paroled and at-risk youth in the community. JPPOs can have specialized case assignments, depending on client needs, or they may provide a comprehensive scope of services, ranging from informal to intensive supervision. JPPOs play a vital role in identifying client risk factors and treatment needs, as well as in making recommendations during court proceedings and for clients' plans of care. JPPOs work closely with community-based counseling and rehabilitation service providers, schools and other local program services. CYFD Juvenile Probation and Parole Officers place a priority on implementing early intervention and prevention strategies for at-risk youth in our communities.

87. Introduction their legislative efforts in instigating juvenile parole and probation reform . Even if juvenile prison and parole reform legislation did not always http://pages.slu.edu/student/jatckosa/introduction.html

Introduction This project focuses on the Missouri Welfare League's efforts to lessen juvenile delinquency and its efforts to enact reforms in institutions for delinquents in Missouri. Reform-minded Missourians founded the League in 1920 to help instigate the sort of progressive reforms that had been going on throughout the nation since the late 1890s. Like other progressive prison reform groups during the 1920s and 1930s, the League's main goal was to reduce crime through public awareness, legislation, and the study of both the causes of crime and the institutions in the State Criminal Justice System. Regarding the League's work in the field of juvenile delinquency, the ideals of child-savers and settlement house workers heavily influenced the women and men who comprised the organization's reform agenda. Although they worked at a local level, the League attempted to accomplish many of the reforms occurring across the nation. In many ways, the prison reform movements that occurred throughout the United States can be viewed as a direct product of Progressive-Era ideology. Progressives viewed crime as a biological or social issue to be treated as humanely as possible. Reformers now focused on rehabilitating prisoners instead of punishing them. From the turn of the century until as late as 1965, progressive ideals, such as the State's role in fixing societal problems or the rehabilitation of prisoners, persisted in the ideas promoting prison reform . Although these various reform movements occurred at different times in different areas of the United States, many of the ideas about reform stayed the same. Both progressives and their predecessors wanted to reform those affected by societal evils while simultaneously curing the issue at its roots. Perhaps sociologist Charles Cooley best summed up this progressive attitude when he stated, "the criminal class is largely the result of society's bad workmanship upon fairly good material." He believed, like many other progressives, in the possibility of criminals reforming to become "useful citizens by rational treatment"

88. Probation Officers's Week 2002 Arizona Celebrates probation, parole Community Supervision Officers Week with His 25 year tenure, leading a combined juvenile and adult probation http://www.supreme.state.az.us/media/archive/2002/POWeek2002.htm

Back AJB Sitemap Search More than 80,000 of these dedicated public servants work one on one with criminal offenders on a daily basis. They are on the front lines working for public safety in our communities. Nationwide, these officers supervise more than 4.5 million adults who are on probation and parole and with more than 600,000 juvenile offenders who are under community supervision. These officers work diligently, with limited resources, to ensure public safety, provide services to victims, and hold offenders accountable. Public safety is their first and foremost concern. Arizona – and the Mohave County Probation Department – is especially proud of Chief Probation Officer, Rod Marquardt (below), who was honored by the Arizona Chief Probation Officers’ Association as Supervisor/Manager of the Year, 2002. In September 1977, the Superior Court Presiding Judge, discerning unusual leadership talent in Marquardt, appointed him Chief Probation Officer, a position he has loyally and competently held ever since. His 25 year tenure, leading a combined juvenile and adult probation department, makes him the dean of Chief Probation Officers and Directors of Juvenile Court Services in the state of Arizona. Beginning with a staff numbering slightly more than a dozen people, he now leads more than 125. Integrity, honesty, trust, service to community and concern for people are the values Marquardt lives by, but they are also the values he has diligently built into the mission and work of the department he leads. He strives to convey to his staff the essential ingredients of a successful probation career – treat people with dignity and respect, believe that every person has some potential for success, even the most desperate and lost.

89. Juvenile And Domestic Relations Court - Fairfax County, Virginia - Court Program Independent Study. probation Services. parole Services. Victim Services you are here homepage courts juvenile and domestic relations district court http://www.co.fairfax.va.us/courts/jdr/jdr5ProgramsandServices.htm

Intake Services Juvenile Intake Services Domestic Relations Services Residential Pre-Dispositional Placements Less Secure Shelter Juvenile Detention Center Specialized Programs Psychological Services Diagnostic Team Family Counseling Program Juvenile Traffic School ... Victim Services Fairfax Skindeep Tattoo Removal Program Residential Services Girls Probation House Boys Probation House Supervised Release Services Court Programs and Services you are here homepage courts juvenile and domestic relations district court Intake Services Go to Top Juvenile Intake Services Juveniles thought to have committed offenses which are under the jurisdiction of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court are brought into the judicial system through Juvenile Intake Services. Petitions or complaints against juveniles may be filed by police officers, citizens, families or other agencies. The court provides intake services at the courthouse in Fairfax and at its satellite offices in Reston and the Alexandria area. Go to top Domestic Relations Services

90. What Does Someone Have To Do On Parole Or Probation? What does someone have to do on parole or probation? Ordinarily, you are underthe supervision of a parole or probation officer and are required to report http://criminal-law.freeadvice.com/parole_probation/parole_probation.htm

Visit Our New Insurance Advice Site Get Legal Forms Download 36,000+ Legal Forms Find an Attorney Now on AttorneyPages.com Free Initial Consultations Post Your Case to an Attorney No Cost. No Obligation Ask a Question on Law Forums Search 600,000+ Answers Entire Site Legal Q and A Law Forum Q and A Current Topic Home Parole Probation Related Topics Arrests And Searches Drug Crimes Drunk Driving Juvenile Law ... Click Here For Other Legal Topics What does someone have to do on parole or probation? Ordinarily, you are under the supervision of a parole or probation officer and are required to report to them on a pre-determined schedule. How often is usually based on the type of crime committed, prior criminal record, your risk to the community, and other factors. Offenders who are at the highest level of risk (e.g., likely to break supervision) may be required to report weekly while those at a lower risk may report monthly or quarterly. It is also possible that, sometime after the initial supervision period, the parole officer may change the level of contact with the offender to reflect the particular circumstances of the individual case. The parole or probation officer will usually inquire of the offender that they are complying with the restrictions, terms, and conditions set by the paroling authority. The offender may have to show proof that they are working and doing assigned community service. They may also be required to submit to periodic blood tests.

91. Spanish Language Correctional Training Corrections Staff, Parole, Jail, Probatio Master NTE Course Index, Police Trial and Expert Witness Services, Jail,Corrections, probation Trial Consultation, Public Safety Clipart. http://nteusa.org/flyers/155.html

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92. Federal Probation: JUVENILE FOCUS Full text of the article, juvenile FOCUS from Federal probation, probation andParole in the US2002. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) reports http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4144/is_200406/ai_n9446550

@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 Automotive Sports FindArticles Federal Probation Jun 2004 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports JUVENILE FOCUS Federal Probation Jun 2004 by Cohn, Alvin W Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Treatment Gap According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health's household survey, 7.7 million people in the U.S. needed treatment for diagnosable drug problems in 2002, and 18.6 million needed treatment for a serious alcohol problem. Only 1.4 percent received specialized substance abuse treatment and 1.5 percent of the 18.6 million of those with alcohol problems received it. According to the new findings, 362,000 people in 2002 recognized they needed treatment for drug abuse. Of those, 88,000 tried but were unable to obtain treatment. The survey found that marijuana is the most popular illicit drug, used by 14.6 million people. Teens and Multiple Choices A survey reveals that most teens would rather spend time with family members than visit with friends, play sports, watch TV, or surf the Web. The annual State of Our Nation's Youth reports that teens admire their parents and tend to get along nicely with them. Asked how they get along with their parents or guardians, 74 percent of all teens (ages 13 to 19) say "extremely well" or "very well." Only three percent say they don't get along. As many as 44 percent of the teens call a family member their role model. Among other findings:

93. Delaware County - Adult Probation And Parole those adults or Courtcertified juveniles sentenced to county probation, parole or As a Court Department, Adult probation and parole Services (APPS) http://www.co.delaware.pa.us/depts/probation.html

Adult Probation And Parole Director: Location: Phone: Fax: MISSION STATEMENT The overall responsibility of Delaware County Adult Probation and Parole Services is to insure that the community is protected and that all defendants are held accountable to comply with the terms of any sentence imposed by the Court of Common Pleas. Delaware County Adult Probation and Parole Services supervises, counsels and refers for treatment those adults or Court-certified juveniles sentenced to county probation, parole or placed on the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program (ARD). Under the auspices of the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas, Adult Probation and Parole Services conducts Pre-Sentence Investigations, Pre-Parole Planning, Intake Interviews, supervises the collection of all fees and restitution, monitors Community Service compliance, offers specialized units of supervision, conducts drug and alcohol testing, issues Bench Warrants and Detainers as required, and has the responsibility to fingerprint, photograph and maintain criminal histories of all individuals convicted in the Court of Common Pleas. The department also shares mutual responsibility for inter-jurisdictional cases.

94. Parole And Probation Officers parole and probation Officers help legal offenders readjust to society. probation officers work with juveniles and adults released by a court without http://www.dvc.edu/career/Career Sheets/ParoleProbationOfficers.htm

Parole and Probation Officers What do Parole and Probation Officers do? Parole and Probation Officers help legal offenders readjust to society. They provide support and guidance to help people identify and solve their problems. Parole officers work with people who have been released from a correctional institution and placed on parole. Probation officers work with juveniles and adults released by a court without sentence or imprisonment and put on probation by a court of law; sometimes times in conjunction with incarceration or confinement to juvenile hall. Some of their time is devoted to supervision and counseling after the offenders have been returned to the community. They perform pre-sentencing investigations, investigate home conditions of clients, keep accurate records, write reports of their findings to give court testimony, and to enforce the order of the court. Salary and Employment Outlook: California Occupational Guides Occupational Outlook Handbook America's Career Info Net Typical Employers: More than half the parole and probation officers work for the State of California. Others work in local or federal government positions. They are employed by the State Department of Corrections, California youth authority, work release centers and juvenile counseling centers. Some probation officers are attached to courts or to a separate agency serving the courts.

95. |courts Office Of Juvenile Probation What is the primary function of the Office of juvenile probation ? juvenile probationOfficers are responsible for the guidance and supervision of juveniles http://www.co.lancaster.pa.us/courts/cwp/view.asp?a=472&Q=389322&courtsNav=|6224

96. Job Classification:Probation And Parole Counselor II and delinquent and wayward juveniles entrusted to the probation and paroleService To conduct probation, parole, pardon and domestic relations case http://www.dcyf.state.ri.us/jobs/pp_counselor_ii.htm

Jump to Content (Alt + C) Day Care Providers Directions Jobs ... Printer friendly version JOB CLASSIFICATION CLASS TITLE: Probation and Parole Counselor II CLASS DEFINITION: GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES: To conduct probation, parole, pardon and domestic relations case investigations to assist in the rehabilitation and supervision of all criminals and delinquent and wayward juveniles entrusted to the Probation and Parole Service by the various state courts and the Parole Board; and to do related work as required. SUPERVISION RECEIVED: Works under the general supervision of a superior who reviews work for the application of accepted case work and treatment techniques and for conformance to given instructions. ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK PERFORMED: To conduct probation, parole, pardon and domestic relations case investigations; to assist in the rehabilitation and supervision of all criminals and delinquent and wayward juveniles entrusted to the Probation and Parole Service by the various state courts and the Parole Board. To conduct pre-court investigations of adult and juvenile offenders and to analyze, evaluate and interpret funding and submit written reports thereon in connection with; pre-sentence, probation, domestic relations, referrals to Division of Alcoholism, referrals to Division for Mental Defectives, commitments or voluntary admissions to Exeter School or to Hospital for Mental Diseases or commitments to the Child Welfare Services; when requested by the Attorney General, to make investigations to ascertain eligibility of offenders for the legal services of the Public Defender; and to make other case investigations as required.

97. Montana 2004 National Center for juvenile Justice Victim Rights and Services,probation Supervision, juvenile probation Officer Training, State Institutions http://www.ncjj.org/stateprofiles/profiles/MT04.asp?state=MT04.asp&topic=Profile

98. Sentencing Frequently Asked Questions probation and parole are both conditional releases into the community. However,probation is imposed at sentencing by a judge and parole is imposed by the http://www.sentencing.utah.gov/FAQ.htm

What is the Utah Sentencing Commission? What are sentencing guidelines? What is indeterminate sentencing? What are the punishments for crimes in Utah? ... When can minors be tried as adults? What is the Utah Sentencing Commission? The Utah Sentencing Commission is a legislatively created body charged with establishing sentencing guidelines and developing policy recommendations regarding the sentencing and release of adult and juvenile offenders. The Sentencing Commission is comprised of 27 members representing all facets of the justice system, including judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, legislators, victims, law enforcement, treatment specialists, ethnic minorities, corrections officials, parole authorities, and others. What are sentencing guidelines? Utah uses sentencing guidelines in both the adult and juvenile systems. The primary goal of both sets of sentencing guidelines is communicating a standard to all involved in the sentencing of criminal or juvenile offenders. The Adult Sentencing and Release Guidelines, implemented in 1998 seek to promote uniformity and equity by communicating a recommended sentence and length of stay for particular crimes committed by similarly situated offenders. The recommended sentence and length of stay are descriptive of current sentencing practices. The guidelines are not mandatory; judges and the Board of Pardons and Parole may depart from them, but are encouraged to consider the guidelines as a starting point and follow them unless aggravating or mitigating circumstances justify a departure.

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