61. Contact Us - Probation Department Work Furlough/parole. (707) 5786042, FAX - SEC/Work Furlough/parole. (707) 542-8214, juvenile probation Services. Division Director II Ron Beiden. (707) 537-6310, http://www.sonoma-county.org/probation/contact.htm

Contact Us PROBATION DEPARTMENT Chief Probation Officer: Cora Guy PO Box 11719 Santa Rosa, CA 95406-1719 Deputy Chief Probation Officer, Institutions: Robert Ochs Deputy Chief Probation Officer, Services: Roy Rochelle Information FAX - Administration Administrative/Fiscal Services Admin Svcs Officer II: Lin Larson FAX Accounting Payroll Personnel Adult Probation Services Division Director II: Brian Willits Santa Rosa, CA 95406-1719 FAX Court Investigations Unit Supervision Units Jail Alternatives 1000 Coddingtown Santa Rosa, CA 95401 FAX - Jail Alternatives FAX - Jail Jail Services 1000 Coddingtown Santa Rosa, CA 95401 FAX - Jail Services Supervised Electronic Confinement N. Co. Detention Facility Work Furlough/Parole FAX - SEC/Work Furlough/Parole Juvenile Probation Services Division Director II: Ron Beiden Secretary FAX Receptionist Clerical Unit - Records Intake/Court/Invest. Svcs Supervisor Supervision Svcs Supervisor Placement/Special Svcs Supervisor FAX Juvenile Hall Division Director II: Tom Coleman 155 Pythian Rd. N.

62. American Probation And Parole Association - Probation Information from the US, US territories and Canada actively involved with probation, parole and communitybased corrections, in both adult and juvenile sectors including http://it.ojp.gov/process_links.jsp?link_id=LI-00225

63. Interstate Compact On The Placement Of Children (For practical purposes of the compact, a juvenile on probation or parole who has absented himself or run away from the placement mandated by the supervising http://www.state.vt.us/srs/manual/casework/180.html

SOCIAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL Interstate Placements No. 180 SUBJECT: Interstate Placements: Definitions DATE: 9/8/98 FINAL APPROVED: Frederick M. Ober, Division Director SUPERSEDES: Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children Child : A person who, by reason of minority, is legally required to submit to parental, guardianship or similar control. Compact: A uniform law enacted by states and jurisdictions. In this case, to ensure protection and services to children who are placed across state lines. Compact Administrator : A general coordinator of jurisdictional activities under this compact. Homestudy : An assessment of the placement resource(s), the home, and the community, particularly in terms of education and other resources which may be needed for the child expecting to be placed there. ICPC Form 100A : The form used, with additional documentation, to request a homestudy in another state. ICPC Form 100B: The form used when a child is placed, there is a change in status, or a child is returned to the sending state. Jurisdiction: Court having legal control over a child.

64. BILLS BY SUBJECT: PAROLEP - 1999 REGULAR SESSION Entitled, Crimes and Punishments parole Eligibility. Entitled, juvenile Law - Delinquent Acts and probation Violations - Suspension of Driving Privileges. http://mlis.state.md.us/1999rs/subjects/parolep.htm

1999 REGULAR SESSION subject information current as of December 28, 1999 - 11:18 a.m. PAROLE AND PROBATION Another Session Short Format Current Status of Legislation Total number of Bills: 20 HB 11 Status as of April 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 54 Sponsored By The Speaker (Department of Legislative Services - Code Revision) Entitled Correctional Services Committee Assignments House: Judiciary Senate: Judicial Proceedings HB 25 Status as of February 15, 1999: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters Sponsored By Delegate Fulton Entitled Election Law - Voter Registration - Felons Committee Assignments House: Commerce and Government Matters HB 88 Status as of April 13, 1999: Became Law - Chapter 64 Sponsored By The Speaker (Department of Legislative Services - Code Revision) Entitled Correctional Services Article - Cross-References and Corrections Committee Assignments House: Judiciary Senate: Judicial Proceedings HB 123 Status as of February 22, 1999: Bill is in the House - Withdrawn Judiciary

65. Lane County News: Parole And Probation To Open New Community Supervision Office These officers supervise over 4.5 million adult men and women who are on probation and parole. Over 600,000 juvenile offenders are under community supervision. http://www.co.lane.or.us/News/News_2002/Release_6148.htm

Lane County, Oregon e Government Home News Services Online Services ... Contacts News Release News < Previous Next > Parole and Probation to Open New Community Supervision Office/Celebrate Community Supervision Officers Contact: George Simmons, Parole and Probation supervisor, 682.3143 Melinda Kletzok, Public Information officer, 682.3747 Lane County Parole and Probation has chosen National Parole and Community Supervision Officers’ Week to celebrate the open house of their new Sheldon Village Parole and Probation Office. The Open House will be Friday, July 19, 2002, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., 2475 Sheldon Village Loop, Eugene, (across from the firestation on Willakenzie). The new office is one of 12 parole and probation offices that provide supervision services including visits with parole officers; and referrals to education, housing, employment, counseling, alcohol and drug treatment, and other services. The community center staff has also been doing outreach with local businesses for a loss prevention project. The public is invited to attend and learn more about the programs and services that Parole and Probation delivers in the community. “Our officers work diligently, with limited resources, to ensure public safety, provide victims services, and hold offenders accountable,” said Grant Nelson, Lane County Parole and Probation program manager. “Public safety is their first and foremost concern. They restore our hope and our safety by providing a balance of prevention, intervention and advocacy. They deliver accountable, humane, effective, and individualized services for offenders, and support, protection, and reparation for victims and the community.”

66. Arizona Department Of Juvenile Corrections - Glossary Of Terms INTERSTATE DENIED A juvenile that was Pending Interstate parole or Pending Interstate probation that will not be accepted for Arizona supervision. http://www.juvenile.state.az.us/AgencyInfo/Glossary.htm

Home FAQ Search FIND BY CATEGORY Agency Information Contact Community/Parole Safe Schools/Facilities ... subMenu 9-6 Agency Information Glossary of Terms ABSCOND - A paroled juvenile that can not be located. 901 Denotes those committed juvenile who have been classi­fied as absent (unauthorized) from parole placement (e.g., CCC's, foster homes, contract placement, home, etc.). ABSOLUTE DISCHARGE -A release from DOJC jurisdiction and supervision when the Department staff decide that there is a reason­able probability that the juvenile will observe the law and, if at liberty, will not be a threat to public safety. ADJUDICATED - Juvenile hearings are considered civil matters not criminal. Adjudicated is the juvenile equivalent of the adult criminal finding of guilty. ADJUDICATED OFFENSE - Charges heard during juvenile court petition hearing or "finding of fact" before a Hear­ing Officer for a disciplinary hearing or parole revocation. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY - The administrative entity (an institution or Community Resource Center) responsible for a particular juvenile. One administrative responsibility is the inclusion of the juvenile in the entity counts.

67. Juvenile Probation: Arizona Department Of Juvenile Corrections Juveniles who are released from confinement are paroled, and supervised by a parole officer. parole officers and probation officers are frequently confused http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/juvenileProb/divisions/probation/adjc.asp

Arizona State Department of Juvenile Corrections When a juvenile has been unsuccessful on probation, or the seriousness of the crime warrants incarceration, the juvenile may be committed to the Arizona Department of Juvenile Corrections (ADJC). Although the probation officer does make a recommendation for or against commitment, the final decision is made by a Judicial Officer, not the probation officer ADJC will confine the juvenile for a time, and eventually release him, either to his home, a residential treatment center, or another type of group living situation. The institutions where ADJC wards are confined are Adobe Mountain School and Black Canyon School in northwest Phoenix, and Catalina Mountain School, north of Tucson. Juveniles who are released from confinement are "paroled," and supervised by a parole officer.

68. Adult Probation And Parole Training Training The Center for Public Administration and Public Policy is offering accredited training for Adult and juvenile probation and parole Officer under the http://dept.kent.edu/cpapp/adultprob.htm

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

69. BradfordCountyPa.Org -Bradford County Courts 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 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.

70. Criminal Justice System Changing, Improving THE juvenile DEPARTMENT manages the prosecution of criminal offenders under 18, juvenile parole and probation, and child abuse prosecution and treatment. http://www.co.josephine.or.us/Newslet5/Crimjust.htm

Criminal justice system changing, improving Josephine County's criminal justice system is undergoing some dramatic changes. A new Juvenile Justice Center was completed recently (see Page 4), siting and design of a new adult jail is under way (story below), and the Sheriff has received a grant to fund 10 more deputies (see Page 7). These changes will have a major impact, not only on the Juvenile Department and Sheriff's Office, but on all the local justice agencies. In Oregon, the agencies that arrest, prosecute and imprison criminals are merely components of a single judicial system. Although unique, the components work together in a delicately balanced system. The components are: LAW ENFORCEMENT. The Sheriff's Office, State Police, and Grants Pass City police all enforce the law by responding to calls, investigating crimes and arresting suspects. The Sheriff's Office also has the state-mandated responsibility of operating the adult jail, which all three agencies use. THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT manages the prosecution of criminal offenders under 18, juvenile parole and probation, and child abuse prosecution and treatment. The department also provides child custody mediation in new or existing divorces and administers several juvenile diversion programs, the Child Advocacy and Treatment Center, the Court Appointed Special Advocate program, and drug and alcohol programs.

71. 227 Document(s) Found In Probation And Parole Social and Health Services, juvenile Rehabilitation Administration. Klickitat County Adult probation web pages September 1999 parole, probation parole County http://find-it.wa.gov/search.asp?nb=0&as=0&tid=354

72. About CSOM - The American Probation And Parole Association (APPA) international association composed of individuals from the United States and Canada actively involved with adult and juvenile probation, parole, and community http://www.csom.org/about/p_appa.html

The American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) The American Probation and Parole Association (APPA) is an international association composed of individuals from the United States and Canada actively involved with adult and juvenile probation, parole, and community-based corrections. Among APPA's services and resources are: An Information Clearinghouse . APPA provides a clearinghouse of information on topics related to probation, parole, and community-based corrections to its members. Publications . APPA has published a number of monographs on community-based corrections issues and produces a variety of research documents as resources for its membership. Publication of a Professional Journal . APPA publishes a professional journal, Perspectives , which contains articles on the latest field research, evaluations of innovative programs, and supervision strategies in the areas of probation, parole, and community-based corrections. Annual Training Events . APPA provides national training workshops, symposia, and training institutes throughout the calendar year. For more information please contact: American Probation and Parole Association 2760 Research Park Drive P.O. Box 11910

73. Section 170-G:16 Juvenile Probation And Parole Officers; Powers And Duties. CHAPTER 170G SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES. juvenile Services. Section 170-G16. 170-G16 juvenile probation and parole Officers; Powers and Duties. http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XII/170-G/170-G-16.htm

TITLE XII PUBLIC SAFETY AND WELFARE CHAPTER 170-G SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES Juvenile Services Section 170-G:16 Juvenile probation and parole officers under the administration of the department of health and human services shall have the power and duty: I. To serve as officers of the court and investigate at the request of any justice of the district courts which they serve, any case, matter, or questions, and to report the results of such investigation with recommendations to the authority which ordered the investigation. II. To take charge of and provide supervision of juveniles, attempting to assist them in establishing law-abiding lives while monitoring their behavior through school, home, work, office, and other contacts to insure that they comply with court orders. III. To report promptly to the appropriate district court violations of court orders and conditions which are required by statute, the district court, or which, in the opinion of the officer, are serious enough to warrant consideration. Such reports shall include recommendations as to actions which the officer believes to be appropriate. IV. To arrest and take into custody any minor who is found violating any law, or who is reasonably believed to be a fugitive from justice, or whose circumstances are such as to endanger his person or welfare, unless immediate action is taken.

74. Tulare County, CA - FAQs probation?”. What is the Difference between probation and parole? What happens to juveniles when they enter the juvenile justice system? http://www.co.tulare.ca.us/faq/qanda.asp?id=29

75. Criminal Justice Degrees CJ 451 juvenile Delinquency Prevention and Control; CJ 453 Penology; CJ 454 parole and probation; CJ 463 juvenile Issues. Electives in Social Science 27. 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

76. Juvenile Justice Software For Juvenile Justice And Probation Departments the company. Assessments.com offers motivational interviewing training for adult and juvenile probation and parole departments. http://www.assessments.com/content/juvenile_justice_software.htm

http://www.assessments.com - Click here for the Home Page Juvenile Justice Operations Management Software Juvenile Justice Software Every month, new county and state probation agencies are selecting Assessments.com as the software from which to manage their day-to-day activities. Juvenile justice departments find the features and benefits of Assessments.com juvenile justice software to be perfect for their juvenile intake, juvenile risk and needs assessment, and juvenile case management functions. What are these features that make Assessments.com such a cost effective juvenile justice software solution? Features and Benefits for Juvenile Justice and Probation Departments: Designed for today’s Juvenile Justice Issues County probation and juvenile departments are demanding a better way to run their operations. Recent budget cuts require workers to do more with less, and programs are being scrutinized for efficacy at all levels. Assessments.com is the perfect tool for these tasks, leading the market in outcome reporting desktop software for probation agencies with a fresh new web-architected design that integrates familiar tasks with industry standard assessments and powerful outcome reports. Choice of Validated Assessment Instruments At the heart of many juvenile outcome measurement and program efficacy tools is a scientifically validated risk and needs assessment. Only with a third party (the assessment) tool can a before-and-after snapshot “prove” that a juvenile was helped while under the department’s care. Equally critical is calculating the risk of re-offending (recidivism) once released back into society. Risk of recidivism is one useful measure that many of these assessments attempt to predict.

77. MyFlorida.com - Law Enforcement & Crime Prevention Florida Crime; Highway Driver; parole; Prison; probation, Adult; probation, juvenile; Prosecution; Traffic Crash Facts; Uniform Crime http://taxonomy.myflorida.com/Taxonomy/Floridian/Law Enforcement & Crime Prevent

Home Find an Agency Contact Us Site Map ... Help Enter Keywords: Home Floridian Crime Prevention (10) Contact Information (14) ... Have you seen me? (7) Crime Prevention Before You Buy an Automobile Before You Buy a Mobile Home Domestic Violence, Legal Rights and Remedies Domestic Violence, Batterers' Intervention Programs ... Parent's Guide Contact Information Clerk of Court Offices Correctional Privatization Commission Corrections Commission Fla. Dept. of Corrections ... Trooper of the Year Safety Child Passenger Safety Driver Safety Florida Highway Patrol Safety Warnings Internet Safety ... What Happens When You are Arrested? Victim Services Florida Attorney General Florida Department of Corrections Florida Department of Juvenile Justice Parole Commission ... Victim Services Professional Development Program Have you seen me? Missing Children Florida's Most Wanted Fugitives Prison Escapees ... Accessibility

78. Employee Position Salary Index juvenile Restitution Mediation Coord. Parks/Fairgrounds Ranger (AFSCME); parole probation Case Monitor (Temporary/Limited Part Time Grade NonRep); http://www.co.benton.or.us/hr/Position Index.html

Benton County Position Salary Index A B C D ... H , I, J , K, L M N O ... U , V, W , X, Y, Z Search for positions the following ways: Select a letter from the Alphabet above. ("E" will list all positions beginning with the letter E.) Select from a Salary Group listed below Scroll down through the alphabetical position listings Benton County Salary Groups American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees (AFSCME) Benton County Deputy Sheriff's Association (BCDSA) ... Temporary and Limited Part Time Non-Rep A Accounting Clerk 2 (AFSCME) Accounting Clerk 2 (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) ... (AFSCME) B Billing Clerk 1 (AFSCME) Billing Clerk 2 (AFSCME) ... (AFSCME) C Cartographic Aide (AFSCME) Chief Appraiser (Non-Rep) ... (AFSCME) D Department Administrative Assistant 1 (AFSCME) Department Administrative Assistant 2 (AFSCME) ... (Non-Rep) E Elections Processing Clerk (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) Elections Supervisor (Non-Rep) ... (Non-Rep) F Facilities Manager (Non-Rep) Fair Caretaker (AFSCME) ... (Non-Rep) G Geographic Information Systems Coord. (AFSCME) GIS Cartographer (AFSCME) ... (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) H Harm Reduction Outreach Worker (AFSCME) Health Administrator (Non-Rep) ... (Non-Rep) J Juvenile Administrative Supervisor (Non-Rep) Juvenile Counselor (AFSCME) ... (AFSCME) L Land Surveyor 1 (AFSCME) Land Surveyor 2 (AFSCME) ... (Non-Rep) M Mail Clerk (AFSCME) Mail Clerk (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) ... (AFSCME) N Nurse Practitioner (ONA) Nurse Practitioner (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) O Office Assistant 1 (AFSCME) Office Assistant 1 (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) ... (Temporary/Limited Part Time Non-Rep) P

79. UNT CJUS Approved Probation/Parole Links juvenile boards and their departments to provide a comprehensive range of community based probation services. Texas probation Association United States parole http://www.unt.edu/cjus/Writing_Pages/probat.htm

Probation/Parole Federal Probation Page Justice Information Center - A service of the National Criminal Justice Reference Service which provides an extensive source of information on criminal and juvenile justice. Justice Research Association Cybrary National Criminal Justice Information Center Corrections, Courts, Crime Prevention, Drugs, Juvenile Justice, Law Enforcement, Research, Victims National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) responds to queries from law enforcement and corrections officials, lawmakers, judges and court personnel, and researchers. Good documents and statistics as well as summaries and full text articles. Nation Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS) Database A web version of the widely available NCJRS Document Database on CD-ROM, this database contains summaries of criminal justice literature, government reports, journal articles, books, and more. National Criminal Justice Reference Service Abstracts Database This searchable NCJRS Abstracts Database contains summaries of more than 140,000 criminal justice publications, including Federal, State, and local government reports, books, research reports, journal articles, and unpublished research. There are a variety of search options available. National Institute of Justice (NIJ) The NIJ, a component of the Office of Justice Programs, is the research and developmental agency of the U.S. Department of Justice. The Justice Technology Information Network (JUSTNET) is a service of the National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center (http://www.nlectc.org/) which is a program of the NIJ.

80. Juvenile Probation And Parole Department Of Jefferson County Pennsylvania juvenile probation and parole Department and the services offered to delinquent children and their families in Jefferson County Pennsylvania. http://jeffersoncopacourt.org/juv/

Juvenile Probation and Parole Department of Jefferson County Pennsylvania Divisions: ABUSE PROTECTION ADULT PROBATION ARBITRATION CIVIL COURT ... Contact Us The Juvenile Probation Department is charged with the duty of: Protection of the public interest by providing for children committing delinquent acts, programs of supervision, care and rehabilitation which provide balanced attention to the protection of the community, the imposition of accountability for offenses committed and the development of competencies to enable children to become responsible and productive members of the community. To achieve the foregoing purposes in a family environment whenever possible, separating the child from parents only when necessary for the interest of public safety, or when in the best interest of the safety, health or welfare of the child. To provide means through which the provisions of the Juvenile Act are executed and enforced and in which the parties are assured a fair hearing and their constitutional and other rights are recognized and enforced. Top Of Page ADULT PROBATION ARBITRATION CIVIL COURT ... HOME

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