Sentence examples for home probation from inspiring English sources

In fact, the sentencing judge divided Patel's sentence into five months of home probation and five months of imprisonment, further reflecting the absence of any risk of flight or danger".

In 1996, the Immigration and Naturalization Service approved Mr. Patel's applications for naturalization, but before the oath of allegiance could be administered, the I.N.S. revoked its approval because Mr. Patel was convicted of harboring an alien, and sentenced to five months home probation and five months in prison, which he served at Allenwood Federal Prison in Pennsylvania.

We performed a cross-sectional study at 22 sites including children's homes, probation hostels, juvenile detention facilities, and a shelter for pregnant teenagers.

In light of the over-representation of African American and Latino youth in the juvenile justice system, this study examined the effectiveness of FFT and an adaptation of FFT to probation supervision, called Functional Family Probation (FFP), among a predominantly Latino and African American sample of youth returning home from court-ordered out-of-home placements (OHPs).

The fate of the most vulnerable people – in children's homes, prisons, care homes, rehabilitation centres, adult care homes and probation services – is increasingly in the hands of private providers, just as they were when known as orphans, felons, the lame and the halt, and the aged, who have "borne the heat and burthen of the day".

One was sent to a boot camp, another to a juvenile treatment facility and the third returned home on probation.

After months at a Daytop rehabilitation program upstate, Joshua returned home to probation and to school, determined to graduate and stay clear of drugs.

Under the program, Jacob went back home on probation, and he and his family were assigned a counselor, Eddy Lee, who visited the two-bedroom Bronx apartment that the teenager shares with his mother, Michelle Rivera, her husband, a younger brother and other relatives.

She was treated harshly because of a lack of judgment and truth, lied under oath resulting in five months of jail time, five months of home confinement, probation, and fines and fees.

Thanks to their involvement, juvenile offenders can go home under probation and report to a juvenile justice volunteer periodically, rather than being locked up with adults.

Two employees were sentenced to home detention and probation for obstruction of justice.