If the client cannot be located, information about the client may be obtained from family members, case worker, parole or probation officers, or other persons (provided the client had given written permission to make such contacts).
Not everyone living in a distressed neighborhood is associated with gang members, parole officers, employers, social workers, or pastors.
In the morning they must leave and check in with parole officers and social workers, but are otherwise free to go where they please.
Marc Farley San Jose, CaliforniaSIR —The recent article regarding Barack Obama's campaign referred to his endorsement of the occasional "truly atrocious idea"; the only specific example was the suggestion that social workers and parole officers should be paid at the same rate.
SIR —Your derogatory comments on equal pay for social workers and parole officers do not consider the very dangerous and volatile context that many social workers deal with on a daily basis: domestic violence, gang life, drug abuse and severe economic hardship.
Every Wednesday, Mr. Farrell attends a meeting of the Greater Newark Safer Cities Initiative, a consortium of professionals that runs the gamut from police and parole officers to social workers and religious leaders, and that is led by Dr. Kelling of the Police Institute at Rutgers.
In this exclusive sneak preview, popular activist Van Jones visits a low-income home where solar panels are being installed by workers on parole, in keeping with Jones's motto, "green jobs, not jails".
Social workers and parole and probation officers have become so preoccupied with the practical elements of an ex-felon's life - jobs, housing, medical and mental health treatment - that they concentrate more on what these things do rather than what they represent to someone like me.
In a prison report I saw, along with his parole file, a social worker wrote of De Kock's "multicultural" childhood, with his black nanny and young black acquaintances, with whom he shot rabbits.
He was a drunk, unemployed construction worker on parole when he careened into the city's consciousness in a white Hyundai early one Sunday morning in 1991.
The minister repeated that his decision to free Megrahi was based on clear medical advice that he had less than three months to live, and the views of the governor of Greenock prison, prison social workers and the parole board.
