Sentence examples for placed on supervision from inspiring English sources

Although the data for newborn care and care of those with malnutrition is poorer quality, the findings presented and experience during the intervention, suggest that a lower emphasis placed on supervision and feedback in these clinical areas may have contributed to their generally poorer performance improvement.

According to CNN, Pistorius' sentence came under a specific section of the Criminal Procedure Act that says a prisoner can be placed on corrective supervision at the one-sixth mark of a sentence due to overcrowding and underfunding of prisons.

During the stop, police found marijuana and related paraphernalia, and he was placed on court supervision for the misdemeanors, the police report said.

Another 83percentt said a court should be allowed to review cases of nonviolent federal offenders who are at least 60 years old to determine if they can be released from prison and placed on community supervision instead.

The sample consisted of 3,264 youth (aged 12-18 years) who were referred to the Probation Services Branch of the Ministry of Social and Family Development (Singapore) between January 2004 and December 2008, and were placed on community supervision.

The current sample represents 96.85% (3,264/3,370) of the youth offenders who were placed on community supervision during this period; the remaining could not be coded as a result of missing information or file retrieval difficulties.

He has also been placed on one year of supervision and ordered to attend a victim impact panel.

Shepard pleaded guilty and was fined $600 and court costs and was placed on 24 months supervision.

I was released on Jan . 11 , 2012and placed on post-release supervision ― a nicer way of saying "parole" ― for nine months.

He placed him on supervision by the probation department for a year.

They could not afford to pay, so they were placed on probation under the supervision of Judicial Correction Services (JCS), a private company that manages probationers for roughly 200 misdemeanour courts in the south-eastern United States.JCS also charged each of them a $45 monthly service fee.