To those critics who question his credentials, Campbell, a former probation officer, points to his experience coaching in world championships, junior world championships and the Pan-American Games.
It was still a probation period.
That decision violated the terms of his 18-month sentence of probation for pointing a gun at a Chicago police officer in 2011, the judge, Carl Anthony Walker of Juvenile Court, ruled.
Harry Fletcher of the probation officers' union points out that government targets required an expensive bureaucracy to monitor and enforce them, and then there was all the money wasted on IT and the "community" police and probation officers who cannot deal with serious criminals.
He said that Chief Keef had ignored the court's orders regarding his probation for having pointed a gun at a police officer.
Asked whether the company's reputation had fully recovered after its missteps in 2011, Mr. Hastings said, "We're on probation at this point, but we're not out of jail".
If a school is put on academic probation, Ms. Woestehoff pointed out, the local school council loses its two main powers — approving the school's budget and selecting a principal.
One probation blogger has pointed to a recent now deleted tweet by Heather Munro, the LPT chief executive, as an example of the government's desire to keep a tight lid on any bad news.
Students who refuse to do at least minimal work demanded from course syllabi will likely find themselves on academic probation at some point.
But it's highly addictive and as Pete Lock, a probation officer in Liverpool, points out, 'A lot of people end up being on high levels of the stuff for years and years, and that's not really what it was intended for.
