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Parole Links
Arkansas adult probation parole Association. American Community CorrectionsInstitute. North Carolina Division of adult probation and parole.
http://www.tbc.net/~salsberry/Parole Sites.htm
Category: Adult Probation And Parole Division - Criminal Justice Resource Direct
Category adult probation and parole Division. Location Top adult CorrectionsNew Mexico Corrections Department adult probation and parole Division.
http://www.cjjcc.org/directory/category.php?category_id=100
Listing Details: Adult Probation And Parole - Criminal Justice Resource Director
,Listing Details adult probation and parole. Listing ID, 784. ListingName, adult probation and parole Region I, District 8A.
http://www.cjjcc.org/directory/program.php?program_id=784
Jackson County Online - Adult Supervision
parole and probation Officers in the adult Unit work closely with families, law enforcementagencies and the community as a whole to monitor offender behavior
http://www.co.jackson.or.us/SectionIndex.asp?SectionID=72
PAROLE AND PROBATION
TILLAMOOK COUNTY COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS adult parole AND probation. Community Correctionsis a department under the Sheriff. Our Supervisor is Lt. Mike Pickett.
http://www.co.tillamook.or.us/gov/p&p/default.htm

Extractions: Phone: (503) 842.8871 Fax: (503) 842.8086 Personnel: 3 Probation Officers and 2 clerical position. The Parole and Probation officers are sworn personnel and must be certified by BPSST. Additional Parole and Probation officers are available after hours to respond to high risk community safety or emergency situations. Budget: Community Corrections is funded by grant-in-aid money and New Impact Fund money from the Oregon Department of Corrections and supervision fees collected by our office. At this time there are no County General Funds allocated for these services. Services Description Supervision to offenders on parole, post prison supervision, probation and institutional transitional leave both misdemeanor and felony cases.
Agencies And Sites: Criminal Justice: Probation And Parole Links
American probation and parole Association(APPA). Arkansas adult probation and paroleAssociation. Bureau of Justice Statistics probation and parole Reports.
http://www.co.pinellas.fl.us/bcc/juscoord/eprobation.htm
NORTH DAKOTA PAROLE AND PROBATION HISTORY
Correctional Center, as of April 1998, the adult Services Division and RehabilitationField Services Division (formerly Division of parole and probation).
http://discovernd.com/docr/Field_Services/History Parole.htm

Extractions: DOCR DIRECTORY Home Field Services Feedback Page Field Services Search Page ... VICTIM SERVICES NORTH DAKOTA PAROLE AND PROBATION HISTORY By Sharon Bachmeier, Community Corrections Agent, ND Division of Field Services The concept of parole was first discussed in 1888 in a report generated by the ND State Penitentiary directed to the governor of the Dakota Territory. A few years later, the ND State Penitentiary initiated an early release program for short-time prisoners to the custody of an employer, typically a farmer. The local sheriff returned parole violators to the prison when the employer tired of them, usually after harvest. The ND Pardon Board assumed the duties of paroling authority in 1939. At that time, the Legislature authorized the Executive Branch to hire a staff of one person to manage parolees. Art Vandal was appointed Chief Parole Officer. Mr. Vandal was responsible for the development of the ND parole and probation laws, the supervision of parolees, and the duties of clerk to the ND Pardon Board. In the mid 1950s, the ND Pardon Board appointed Irv Riedman as a Parole Officer to help with the increasing workload. Parole Officer Riedman became Warden of the ND State Penitentiary in 1957. The Warden he replaced, Oscar Nygaard, then assumed the duties of a Parole Officer. Don Seibert was appointed to the Parole Office in 1958. Parole Officer Seibert supervised parolees from around the State of ND while Parole Officer Nygaard worked the growing caseload in Fargo from his home in Bismarck. Parole Officer Nygaard relied on the train as his means of transportation to manage his caseload in Fargo, ND.
Adult Probation And Parole Department @ Http://courts.phila.gov
Philadelphia adult probation and parole Department First Judicial District of PennsylvaniaTrial Division Criminal 1401 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
http://courts.phila.gov/adultprobation.html

Extractions: Hours of Operations: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. The largest department within the Criminal Trial Division is the Adult Probation and Parole Department (APPD). The First Judicial District of Pennsylvania oversees APPD operations. Co-Chief Probation Officers Robert J. Malvestuto and Frank M. Snyder serve as the principal administrators for the department. APPD serves as the community corrections agency within the Philadelphia Criminal Justice System. APPD staff supervises all probation and/or paroled offenders who receive a county or probationary sentence. Staff improves and maintains public safety providing services to the courts, protecting the community, providing opportunities to offenders to improve their lives, and assisting victims. Staff also supervises offenders who were convicted in other jurisdictions but live in Philadelphia. Overall, APPD supervises approximately 51,800 offenders and 59,900 cases on an ongoing basis.
Adult Probation And Parole
adult probation AND parole Offices ALEXANDRIA 1534 Lee Street PO Drawer1111 Alexandria, LA 713091111 Phone 318-487-5301. Back to Map.
http://www.corrections.state.la.us/Maps/adult_probation_and_parole_offic.htm
Offenders - Probation & Parole, Adult Residential Programs
probation parole Programs adult Residential Programs (ARP). ProgramOverview The Department first began contracting for transitional
http://www.vadoc.state.va.us/offenders/community/arp.htm
Bucks County Courts Adult Probation And Parole
eGovernment Power Search. Home Services Calendar Maps Jobs News . Bucks County adult probation and parole About
http://macroped.com/ap1/
Department Of Criminal Justice Internships In Probation And Parole
adult) Interns are involved in revocation investigations, parole Board hearings,(Juvenile) interviewing parolees and some home visits. United States probation,
http://www.unl.edu/crimjust/Probation&ParolIntern.html
Probation & Parole
Courthouse 35 West Main Street Bloomsburg, PA 17815, adult probation and parole 570389-5650.Student Intern Opportunity, Christopher Sult Chief probation Officer
http://www.columbiapa.org/county/probation/
Columbia County Adult Probation/Parole Office
Columbia County adult probation/parole Office TYPES OF SERVICES OFFEREDEducational; Support/counseling. SPECIFIC SERVICES Supervise
http://www.columbiapa.org/coalition/agencies/cc_apo.html

Extractions: contents directory feedback home ... what's new? Columbia County Adult Probation/Parole Office TYPES OF SERVICES OFFERED: SPECIFIC SERVICES: AREA SERVED: Columbia County TARGET POPULATION: Offenders on probation or parole FEES: Collection of restitution and DUI monies ELIGIBILITY: Offenders sentenced in court to probation or parole ACCESSIBILITY: Wheelchair accessible.
Adult | Special Programs
Additionally, the adult Services Division utilizes special receive on a traditionalprobation caseload County parole and Electronic Monitoring (House Arrest) is
http://www.countyofsb.org/probation/adult/special_prog.htm

Extractions: The Adult Services Division protects and serves the community by providing sentencing recommendations to the court based on risk assessments in accordance with sentencing laws, monitoring offenders on behalf of the Superior Court, providing services to the victims, and providing offenders with the opportunity to maintain law abiding behavior while on probation. The Adult Services Division has Court Services Units which provides both civil and criminal investigation services to the Superior Courts, and Neighborhood Supervision Units, which employ principles of community supervision in the management of criminal offenders who are placed on probation or committed to one of the specialty court programs (i.e. Substance Abuse Treatment Court and Mental Health Treatment Court). Proposition 36, also known as the Substance Abuse Crime Prevention Act (SACPA), was passed by voters in November, 2000 and mandated probation and drug treatment in lieu of incarceration for drug users charged with certain narcotic offenses. Following the passage of Proposition 36, the Santa Barbara County SACPA Implementation Planning Group, which is a multi-agency collaborative involving the Superior Courts, District Attorney's Office, Public Defender, State Parole, Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Services, local treatment contractors, and the Probation Department, met to prepare a plan to integrate Proposition 36 into the local court, supervision, and treatment system.
National Probation And Parole Officers' Week
I would like to congratulate the adult and Juvenile probation and parole Officersfor being recognized for the valuable work they do to keep Connecticuts
http://www.jud.state.ct.us/external/news/press28.html

Extractions: July 23-29 Probation and Parole Officers' Week Lt. Governor M. Jodi Rell join ed the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch and the Board of Parole, Tuesday, July 25 th The Lt. Governor will present the State’s Official Proclamation and speak at the special ceremony, which will feature welcoming remarks by the Honorable Robert C. Leuba, Chief Court Administrator of the Judicial Branch. Michael L. Mullen, Chairman of the Board of Parole, will speak on "The Role of Parole Officers in the Criminal Justice System," while William H. Carbone, Executive Director of the Court Support Services Division of the Judicial Branch, will speak on "New Developments in Adult and Juvenile Probation." Following the remarks, probation and parole officers will be introduced and will answer questions regarding their functions and duties. "The Judicial Branch continues to dedicate itself to developing and improving a system that will assure judges and the public that probation provides meaningful supervision for clients and remains a responsible, viable sanction," said Judge Leuba. "Probation and parole officers play an important role in our law enforcement and judicial systems," said Lt. Governor Rell. "They are on the front lines, handling heavy case loads and ensuring that court sanctions are followed. Their work is important, but too often goes unrecognized."
Washington County Adult Probation And Parole Internship
Washington County adult probation and parole Internship. Departmentadult probations Office. Location Millcraft Center Suite 220
http://www.pitt.edu/~intern/pgh/washprob.htm

Extractions: Washington, PA 15301 Start Date: Rolling Compensation: Academic Credit Description: The probation and parole internship with Washington County allows students to experience all areas of the criminal justice system, providing them the opportunity to have hands on experience in probation and parole work. Interns perform some duties of a probation and parole officer during their internship, while also being exposed to other areas of the criminal justice system and law enforcement. Interns will participate in a full range of probation and parole officer duties. This will include client interviews (office, field and jail), investigations, court appearances, case notes, report writing, urinalysis collection, etc. Interns may also be assigned research projects and data collection, among other duties. Apply: Regional Internship Center, re: Washington Co. Adult Probations
Adult Probation And Parole Training
Training The Center for Public Administration and Public Policy is offering accreditedtraining for adult and Juvenile probation and parole Officer under the
http://dept.kent.edu/cpapp/adultprob.htm

Extractions: PROBATION OFFICER AND PAROLE TRAINING: Adult and Juvenile Probation Officer and Parole Training: The Center for Public Administration and Public Policy is offering accredited training for Adult and Juvenile Probation and Parole Officer under the auspices of the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA). The APPA is an international non-profit organization committed to realistic and effective probation, parole and community-based correctional programming. Accreditation: The Center received accreditation of their training program for Adult Probation Officers at the National Conference of the APPA in August 1998. This accreditation is valid for three years and allows APPA to offer 4.0 CEUs to each participant who successfully completes the training. Presenters include . . . Bruce Gibson , M.S. director of Adult Probation Services, Clermont County, Ohio; William Kroman , program director for Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court and; Robert Denton , director, Summit County Victim's Assistance Program. The Program: The training program consists of five days of training on various topics related to adult and juvenile probation. Two days will be devoted to
Adult Probation And Parole
with the adult probation Office, prior to their release. Information is gatheredand verified concerning their residence and employment. A parole plan is
http://www.carboncourts.com/ADULT.htm

Extractions: Fax: (570) 325-4250 Ronald S. Kokinda and a staff of eight probation officers provide active supervision of all criminal adult offender placed under the jurisdiction of the department of the Court. The mission of this office is to provide public safety and protection through active community supervision and surveillance of adult offenders and to reintegrate a criminal offender into society without further relapse into criminal behavior. This department has achieved a 99.4% compliance rating with the Standards promulgated by the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole. Work Load Statistics As of Dec 31st, 2000, the average active caseload for each Probation Officer was over 126 cases. These officers also handle and monitor administrative cases, such as those placed on nominal probation cases transferred to other jurisdictions for courtesy supervision and incarcerated violators awaiting Court action. This brings the 2000 overall average caseload to 151 and the total number of offenders supervised to 133.
Bucks County Jobs: Adult Probation And Parole - Employment Opportunities - Proba
County Jobs information about adult probation and parole The primary responsibilityof the Bucks County adult probation/parole Officers is the community
http://www.buckscounty.org/departments/probation/jobs_po.htm

Extractions: The primary responsibility of the Bucks County Adult Probation/Parole Officers is the community supervision of adult offenders released by the Court on either county probation or parole. The term "supervision" primarily means that PO's attempt to ensure that clients adhere to the rules and regulations of probation or parole and/or the special conditions, such as treatment or restitution, which the Court may impose. To achieve proper supervision, PO's make the vast majority of client contacts "in the field", meaning they meet with clients at their homes or sometimes at their work. Appropriate referrals for treatment, employment, etc. are made at those meetings and other issues are dealt with, as well, through a case planning process. Adult Probation/Parole officers conduct pre-sentence investigations for the Courts as an aid in sentencing. They also complete pre-parole investigations following which they make recommendations re: the appropriateness of parole for Bucks County Correctional Facility inmates. Officers are also required to keep detailed records of client contacts and their progress under supervision. Frequent review of all cases with a Supervisor is required.

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