Like other probationary firefighters, Mr. McMellon is to spend 14 weeks in training.
But these states also invest in pretrial alternatives like risk assessment tools that help determine which defendants are safe to release; systemized check-ins, like drug tests; and probationary officers for defendants who may need supervision or assistance.
It's like everything is still on probationary status".
"When we are looking to the judiciary to respond to what survivors have been saying about rape and incest and their effects, then probationary sentences can feel like less than justice.
While the language is vague, it seems like the undocumented will start in a probationary status, then get behind a large backlog of those seeking to immigrate legally, and only be able to obtain citizenship under very limited circumstances.
"Of course I can't return him, but I would like someone to face responsibility, especially in our case because his probationary period [for contract service] hadn't ended yet," she said.
You can conduct a probationary period with your new salesperson if you'd like.
To those in England who last saw Smith in the flesh as work-in-progress middle-order kingpin, Australia's No3 might still seem like something of an accidental batting genius, a probationary great-in-the-making.
One of the firefighters was Marty McKeon, who said that like many rookie firefighters -- or probies, as probationary firefighters are known -- Mr. Gorumba was the subject of good-natured jokes by his colleagues, including the nickname given to him by veterans in the station house: "Ay Caramba!" a humorous alternate of his surname.
The probationary licence for new drivers sounds like a good idea in theory although we kind of have that at the moment, as if you accrue six points in your first year of driving you will have to resit your test.
