Sentence examples for probation record from inspiring English sources

Before his arrest last month, Mr. Peterson had an unblemished probation record in the eight months since he was freed from a Delaware prison last January, officials said.

The Committee found no evidence that Frank had known of or been involved in the alleged illegal activity and dismissed all Gobie's more scandalous claims; they recommended a reprimand for Frank using his congressional office to fix 33 of Gobie's parking tickets and for misstatements of fact in a memorandum relating to Gobie's criminal probation record.

His arrest last February, immigration records show, was a result of Operation Coldplay, which combs probation records to find past sex offenders whose immigration status makes them deportable.

A 2007 review of probation records from North Minneapolis found that 24% of the women charged with prostitution in that area were Native American, yet they only comprised only 2.2% of the population.

Still, with help from the government — the Federal Bureau of Investigation paid him more than $150,000 in 2005 and 2006, probation records show — he moved to Georgia, legally changed his name, and took a job managing apartments in the Buckhead section of Atlanta, including a 14-unit complex where drugs were sold openly and prostitutes took their customers, testimony showed.

Interview-based data are supplemented with a systematic review of collateral sources including police files, probation records, as well as school and mental health reports (Orbis Partners, Inc. 2007).

The sports study — which looked at Los Angeles County probation records for hundreds of youths — offers a troubling snapshot of young lives.

Probation officer records the case.

Unlike previous Miami teams, whose behavior amid success led to probation, police records and rules changes governing on-field behavior, the current version of the Hurricanes earned accolades for sportsmanship and humility under the current standards of their sport.

In both cases, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation, court records show.

FOR THE RECORD: Probation foster care: An article in Sept. 28 Section A about Los Angeles County foster children supervised by the probation department identified Jennifer Rodriguez as executive director of the Children's Law Center of California.