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The 'interest' paid by a probationer comes to about 14% a month, and over 160% a year.
Later, as a probationer minister and then as an RAF chaplain, sex and sexuality were never areas of discrimination.
In 1994 she landed the job and was still a probationer when she started winning bravery awards.
Knightss status as a probationer subject to a search condition informs both sides of that balance.
The average daily cost of supervising a probationer in the fiscal year 2008 was $3.42, while the average daily cost of keeping an inmate in prison is $78.95.
My mother went to see the matron, told her Ursula's story and she was accepted as a probationer, starting her training all over again.
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This allows a parolee or probationer to live a more or less normal life.
Supported by her two older sisters, Margaret Higgins attended Claverack College and Hudson River Institute, and then in 1900 enrolled in White Plains Hospital as a nurse probationer.
2. The body conducting the hearings should decide in each individual case whether due process requires that an indigent probationer or parolee be represented by counsel.
In return, they will have to freeze council tax for the eighth year in a row and provide places for all probationer teachers who need one.
As a result, probationers keep using expensive drugs, which often means going to prison for the crimes they commit to pay for those drugs.
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