Probation Practice
Probation practice in the information age
... discussing probation practice with ...of probation work where most of the work with technology occurs (Phillips, ...most probation research has done recently (Robinson and Svensson, 2013), ...
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Spillover and work family conflict in probation practice: Managing the boundary between work and home life
... Our findings show that 'work and family lives are interdependent' (Greenhaus and Beutell 1985: 86) and that considerable spillover occurs between work and family lives. Our focus here has been spillover from work to ...
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Understanding “quality” in probation practice: frontline perspectives in England & Wales
... on practice, the English & Welsh probation service has been heavily associated with the development and spread of the Risk-Need- Responsivity model which originated in North America, and more recently ...
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Making sense of psychoanalysis in criminological theory and probation practice
... of probation supervision that may have been important in fostering desistance, but the implications of his analysis for helpful practice are clear enough: officers should focus on strengths, not only on ...
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The social construction of probation in England and Wales, and the United States : implications for the transferability of probation practice
... of probation which sees the missionaries in the UK and Augustus in the US as the basis on which the services are founded, may be too simplistic (Vanstone 2004a) but it is clear that the two services began to ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... in Probation Practice? - stemmed from a belief that the rhetoric of the victim now taking centre stage throughout the CJS is not supported by the views and practice of probation ...generic ...
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Policy and practice tensions in tackling alcohol abuse and violence in probation settings
... of probation practice in recent years has seen a reduction in the time spent with clients and an increase in caseload (Burke and Collett, ...based practice of developing effective working ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... Vocational Qualification (the Level 5 Diploma in Probation Practice). The second route, for people who already have an honours degree deemed ‘relevant’ by the NOMS regulatory framework, comprises the ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... early probation officers may be related to the periods in which they ...first probation statute in 1878 with Vermont following in 1898 but it wasn’t until 1956 that every state had some form of ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... to probation practice since effectiveness in achieving its objectives is dependent on a combination of ‘clock time’ efficiency and the thoughtfulness and relatedness associated with ‘process ...in ...
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Change and new directions in the probation service: The development of the practice and concept of mediation
... A few individuals working in a project setting began thinking along reparative lines in 1978, as described by Grapes (1978). They were influenced by many of the ideas considering alternatives to criminal justice, notably ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... the probation service has been producing good results in terms of reducing reoffending, with a number of probation trusts performing better than ...the Probation Service winning the British Quality ...
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The architecture of a probation office: a reflection of policy and an impact on practice
... a probation office can be considered both integral to, and representative of, several important changes in the probation service’s recent history through analysis of research conducted in a probation ...
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Evaluating the Results of Probation
... This Progress Record should cover chiefly the following classes of information: 1 An exact description of the offender's status at the time he is placed on probation, with respect to his[r] ...
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Organization of a Probation Program
... a Case History The secret of adequate treatment lies here The probation officer must "know his man." Hence, the need for a careful and detailed "case history." Such a Case History will e[r] ...
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Twilight Zones in Probation
... The writer is of the opinion that such cases can be adjudicated in a Civil Court and a civil judgment for damages obtained, thus saving society the expense of a criminal prosecution, res[r] ...
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Study of Probation Effectiveness
... When program successes and failures are combined, that is, all boys originally assigned to Probation by the court, the recidivism rate for Probation more than doubles, although it still [r] ...
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A Theory of Probation Supervision
... Here, the officer's role is emphasized in the administration of a form of treatment 3 artfully "introducing the probationer to a better way of life" 14 by the "motivation of patterns of [r] ...
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Probation and Suspended Sentence
... Without attempting at this point to differentiate betwen the kinds of courts using adult probation, let us ask the question: What is the present status and development of probation in th[r] ...
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Articles | British Journal of Community Justice
... that probation officer training is being ...of Probation work and the consequent desired and required skills of probation officers and thus probation officer training beyond Cohort ...
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