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    Juvenile Probation Tonya DeLana Chambers Argosy University Juvenile Corrections Professor Tunisia Staten May 11. 2015 Juvenile Probation My local juvenile probation department has taken care of a number of different cases. Everything from alcohol offenses to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. It has taken care of cases involving truancy‚ vandalism‚ possession of marijuana‚ burglary‚ also runaways‚ possession of a weapon‚ and resisting an officer without violence to name just a few. There are offenses

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    How Probation & Juvenile Probation are Different 12/2/2012 Harrison College Nikki N. Robinson Probation is sentence where a convict is released from confinement but is still under court supervision; a testing or a trial period. Probation can be given in lieu of a prison term or can suspend a prison sentence if the convict has consistently demonstrated good behavior. (The Free Dictionary ‚ 1981-2005) The status of a convicted person who is given some freedom on the condition that for

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    Interview

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    Unit 3: Compensation Specialist Interview Tabitha DeJong Kaplan University HA530: Human Resources for Healthcare Managers Professor Peter Cruise For this project I interviewed Master Sergeant Dawn Roznos‚ Health Profession Recruiter‚ and USAF. Her job is to recruit medical professionals for the Air Force. She focuses on recruiting registered nurses‚ nurse PR actioners‚ clinical psychologists‚ social workers‚ public health specialists; board certified medical doctors‚ dental

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    Patrol Officers

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    Patrol Officers are not assigned a case to try and solve. In most major cities police departments have enough personal to cover every aspect of a crime‚ however‚ the role of the patrol officer during investigations has increased. On page 23‚ in the book‚ under the patrol officer as an investigator‚ it mentions that the role of the patrol officer has been limited‚ however‚ as time continues that same role seem to increase. The role of the patrol officer has taken over some of the same responsibilities

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    Sir Walter Crofton. Crofton had the first system in which parolees would be put back in prison if their parole conditions were violated. Also‚ Crofton introduced supervision by police officials. These officials proved to be the first actual parole officers. It was not until 1870 that parole was first introduced to the United States. Parole is defined as the‚ ?release of an offender from a penal or correctional institution‚ after he has served a portion of his sentence‚ under the continued custody of

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    Personal Interview Paper Kimberly Willard BSHS/355 January 19th‚ 2015 Karen Miner Personal Interview Paper This is a personal interview that I conducted with a woman whom is a case manager for a non-profit organization‚ called Health Right 360. Carla Johnson works exclusively with women on probation that have been mandated to participate in the (AB) 109 Bill. Miss Johnson shared with me what a day consists of working with these women The interview started with Carla sharing information regarding

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    According to The Department of Justice‚ school resource officers also knowns as SROs who are sworn law enforcement officers who obtain the responsibility and which hold the duty to prevent crime in schools as well as providing security and other services that help students and the school’s administrators. In addition‚ school resources officers have numerous amount of responsibilities and duties some what similar to a regular law enforcement officer. Such as‚ having the ability to make arrest‚ give tickets

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    Officer Selection Process

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    Officer Selection Process Officer selection is a very detailed process. Every police department wants to recruit‚ select‚ train‚ and maintain the best and brightest officers possible. The job of a police officer requires an individual that can deal with stressful situations and the ability to interact with the community. The job requires quick decision making and good judgment. Police duties vary from writing reports to maintaining order to responding to criminal situations‚ all of which require

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    Becoming a Police Officer \Protect and serve. These two words may be simple to any regular citizen. However‚ they are everything to any police officer. The honorable career of law enforcement is not always an easy one to enter. There are requirements in order to be recruited and employed by any policing agency. In addition to the highly competitive and rigorous application process to become selected as an officer of the law‚ there are training programs‚ continued education programs‚ and other

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    Noncommissioned Officer

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    The Noncommissioned Officer has always been called the backbone of the Army. They connect the brain to the muscles. The brain would be considered the Officers who dictate the objectives. In most cases it is also the Officers who decide which tactics will be used to accomplish the mission. At that point it is the NCO’s job to assure that the objectives are accomplished. The non-NCOs are the muscles; the ones that actually perform the work. NCOs are the ones who run the front lines‚ and the ones that

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